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- Something for Thursday (Friday edition) September 26, 2025
- Tuesday Tones September 23, 2025
- A Turnip Cures Elvis (Something for Thursday, Friday edition) September 19, 2025
- Tuesday Tones September 16, 2025
- Something for Thursday September 11, 2025
- All I’ll say for now… September 10, 2025
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- What’s blue and white and poofy all over? September 8, 2025
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- “Any way the wind blows….” September 6, 2025
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Sunday Stuff
Some links I’ve gathered of late: :: Margarita Kareva is a Russia-based photographer who specializes in fantasy art photography. Her photographs beautifully portray women that have been transformed into fairytale princesses and witches.. These are amazing. Here is just one, … Continue reading
The Millennium Falcon Flies Again!
Unless you live in some kind of cave, you’re aware that there’s a new Star Wars movie coming out in a year, and that the first teaser trailer erupted upon the world today. And if you’re not aware of those … Continue reading
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Magic Friday!
Maybe we should stop calling it “Black Friday”. I mean, if we take the day after Thanksgiving as the de facto start of the Christmas season, and if we consider the Christmas season to be the year’s most magical period … Continue reading
Thanks, given: Things I’m thankful for
Wow! I didn’t mean to go quite this long without saying anything in this space, but the recovery from the snow storm led to a number of very busy days, both at work and at home. What small writing time … Continue reading
The blanketing of the world, part deux
Oy. That was fun. And by “fun”, I mean, “This is the kind of shit that makes people want to live in weird places whose names end with ‘exas’ or ‘zona’ or ‘ida’ or ‘arolina’.” The lake-effect snow that started … Continue reading
Now for Kindle!!!
As you can see, Stardancer is now available for Kindle! It is exclusive to Kindle right now, but I did enroll it for Kindle Unlimited, so if you’re partaking of that service, you can read it for free. (Just make … Continue reading
Something for Thursday (Mike Nichols edition)
I see that director Mike Nichols has died, which is obviously a deep shame. I don’t think I disliked a single movie of his that I’ve seen, although I haven’t seen them all. (Well, Regarding Henry wasn’t all that great, … Continue reading
No more sample chapters…boo hoo….
Howdy, Fine Readers! You may have heard about a ton of snow that has socked my neck of the woods, south of Buffalo. I’m taking advantage of a couple of unplanned days off from work to do some formatting of … Continue reading
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A Random Wednesday Conversation Starter
Can any of you drop by with a snowplow and maybe a pizza? OK, that’s not fair. Real question: Name your favorite fictional spy, secret agent, or other such operative!
The blanketing of the world
Or at least my little corner of it. Over the last few days, local meteorologists have been sounding the alarm that today could potentially bring some significant lake-effect snow to the region. Lake-effect snow, for those unfamiliar with such things, … Continue reading