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Category Archives: Writing
Yes! We Have No Bananas
Unlike most civilized nations the United States does not deem a work to be in the public domain according to who created it (i.e. established by the death date of its creator), but rather when it was published. As you may know, in … Continue reading
Setting Up Signals Across Vast Distances
POEM Muriel Rukeyser I lived in the first century of world wars. Most mornings I would be more or less insane, The newspapers would arrive with their careless stories, The news would pour out of various devices Interrupted by attempts … Continue reading
Best Books of the Year (or some of)
For the past month or so we’ve seen the annual steady stream of “Best Books of the Year” lists from websites, bloggers, magazines, critics, and newspapers. So, I thought that I would share my own unsolicited list. If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged Fiction, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Speculative Fiction
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Protecting Fantasy Writers
h/t Tom Gauld
Why Vonnegut Matters
Like many Kurt Vonnegut fans I became a devoted reader during my early adolescence. If memory serves, the first of his novels that I read was Sirens of Titan, but it could have just as well been Cat’s Cradle. Of course they weren’t teaching … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, USA, Writing
Tagged American Literature, Kurt Vonnegut, novels, Satire, Science fiction
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What Book Nerds Do
H/t to Laura Pacheco and The Wild Detectives
Take Your Child To A Bookstore
The ninth annual Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day, a project developed to “instill a love of bookstores in children so that they will value and support this most precious of resources as they go on to enter and create … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Canada, USA, Writing
Tagged American Booksellers Association, Bookshops, Children's literature
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