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Tag Archives: real life
Writing updates: “fun” with backstory revision. (Argh!)
Some awesome/weird things happening lately in The Adventures of a Sci-Fi Author and His Copyeditor Brother… 🙂 It has already become a running joke between us: “So… about serial immortality.” Y’see, we started to have a conversation about this topic … Continue reading
Tirade Redux
The first part of this is copied from an older post (which you can find here). Sorry, but I’m going to have to use figurative language in this one (which is sort of important to a point I’m trying to … Continue reading
Typical New Mexico spring weather… and a bit with a wildfire: NOT what people want, but it happened anyway.
Today, in addition to unfortunately typical dust-season weather (it’s what New Mexico has instead of spring), we also had… a wildfire less than a mile from our house. Had to evacuate for a few hours. (Paul is still out, looking … Continue reading
(method acting/writing)
This one is mostly sort of a stream-of-consciousness mini-blather in response to some not-important (but slightly amusing, at least for me) thing that happened… Typed it up in (*looks up original date*) the middle of January. Sharing it now because … Continue reading
(idjits and the ban hammer)
Another rambling-ish, ranting-ish (eep! Weaver expressing how he feels about something! is that even allowed?) blog post that I’m sharing now because someone expressed an interest: I have decided that I am entirely done with attempting to explain to (usually … Continue reading
A lost blog post found: “Vikings and Vampires”
An old written-and-never posted thing found in some computer folder (and now, I’m sharing this post as-is, at the request of someone who follows my blog): “Vikings and Vampires.” Stupid title for a blog post, right? I mean, what do … Continue reading
“…Where do you think I found it?”
So, because someone on Pinterest shared a link to some essay that I want but am not willing to pay three dollars for (it’s only twelve pages long, and I may already know all the actual information contained therein), I … Continue reading
