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I’m not turning this blog into a week-by-week accounting of our wedding prep, I promise you. I mean, considering it’s a little something of significance in my life, I might mention it as the day gets closer, yah know. Anyways, with this weekend being has hectic as it is, I’ve…

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Weddings and blizzards

So we’re in Colorado now, and all general weather announcements are saying: Warning! FAST MOVING BLIZZARD… We are now faced with the challenge of making it to all the potential wedding venues to check out the grounds while the wind howls and the snow piles on. Plus we’ve got to…

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A little known fairy tale

I don’t honestly remember where I first heard about this book. It’s one of those titles that danced around in my brain for almost a year. I think I read about it in Neil Gaiman’s blog, and then came across it on a random search through Amazon.com, and then somehow…

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How to censor a rattlesnake

I once wondered if things like cultural sensitivity and political correctness were getting out of hand. Now I know they’ve not only gotten out of hand, they escaped into the lab, mated with the mutant chickens, spawned deadly, acid-spewing offspring and are tunneling into the earth’s core where they will…

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Want a free book?

I’ve found that Nick Mamatas has made his 2004 novel Move Under Ground freely available as a PDF download. I have yet to read it, but I’ve got the file and plan to start scanning it to see if it catches my fancy. Who can turn down a free novel,…

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Cars don’t explode?

One of the interesting conundrums a fantasy writer faces is trying to make an impossible reality seem as realistic as possible. Now, a science fiction writer deals more with making a reality that either hasn’t happened yet, on the technological scale, or is more an alternate to ours. Either way,…

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