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Welcome to my outpost on the Interweb! I write SF, fantasy, and horror for fun and profit. Other interests include music, nature, science, humor, food, bib overalls, and pie throwing (metaphorically AND literally). About Me Comments Policy Photo Gallery My Books: The Song of Forgotten Stars
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Author Archives: Kelly Sedinger
The COVER is revealed!!!
If you want to see the cover to my next book, The Chilling Killing Wind–and why wouldn’t you?–just head on over to the official site! Wheeeee!
Your Daily Dose of Christmas
A non-musical selection this time! Here’s a Saturday Night Live sketch in which Alec Baldwin parodies his role in the ruthless-businessmen drama movie Glengarry Glen Ross. This time he’s sent to motivate Santa’s elves!
Your Daily Dose of Christmas
As I’ve noted before, I really loved Donna Summer. So here she is.
Your Daily Dose of Christmas
It’s December at last! Here we go!
Something for Thursday (Friday edition)
So this is weird. I didn’t forget yesterday. I drew a blank. Remember, I’m getting each week’s selection via a music challenge that is the kind of thing you find on Twitter occasionally. So far so good for the first … Continue reading
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An ANNOUNCEMENT.
My next book, a supernatural thriller called The Chilling Killing Wind, is nearing release, and to that purpose you can read the Prologue over on my official site! Check it out! Next week I’ll reveal the cover!
Tone Poem Tuesday
Transcriptions of works from one medium to another can be especially fascinating, as this orchestral version of Franz Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody #2 demonstrates. This was originally a work for piano, and to perform it well requires enormous skill from the … Continue reading
The faces of accomplishment
Here’s what people look like when they’ve just landed a spaceship on Mars. This is a hell of a thing. Well done, NASA!