Someone Burned My Book
Originally posted on jadicampbell:
I’d been warned: the 5-Star reviews couldn’t last forever. “Be prepared,” people cautioned me. “Trolls are…
Monthly Archives: September 2015
Coffee with Barb and Matt Abraham: waiting tables = dad training
Babies and customers are NEVER right, but you still have to give them what they want
Who says you can’t?
Originally posted on The Silent Eye:
“Wanted: Experienced male window-dresser. 20+, full clean driving licence. Must be prepared to travel.” Back in…
Snails + Doctor Dolittle in the Moon—1929 #FridayFiveChallenge from @rosieamber1
Me: There’s a snail climbing the kitchen window. Visiting daughter: Mmmrg? [translation: I haven’t had any coffee yet. Can’t make …
#Bookreview: Homunculus and the Cat by Nathan Croft—#fantasy kitchen sink
One criticism often leveled against fantasy world builders (aka writers) is that they take this too far. If someone, somewhere thought up a god, mythological creature, or patently unscientific explanation, into the fantasy kitchen sink it goes.
EBook Sale!
Originally posted on Crystin Goodwin:
As promised, day one of my Blessings of Myrillia eBook sale is underway! What better time…
#RBRT #bookreview for #anthology THE EXPERIMENTAL NOTEBOOK OF C.S. BOYACK
I have a necklace. Each pearl is perfectly matched, building carefully in size from the small ones at each end …
Scientific research, mojitos, movies, love tests, scones, and, um… mojitos
A Saturday night devoted to Science. Fellow American expat Ellen Hawley just published a thoughtful, well-documented, and scientific post here …
Coffee with Barb and Linda Huber: Mothers, Daughters, and Friends
Coffee with Barb and Linda Huber A friend—who I’ve never actually met—asked if I ever get homesick for the States. I …
Tough Guide to Fantasyland #FridayFiveChallenge from @rosieamber1
Female Mercenary. This will be a companion on your Tour. She is usually tall, thin and wiry, silent, and neurotic. Sex scares her.
