
Awards For Works Should Be Judged By The Work Itself
It doesn’t seem like that difficult of a concept, does it? When awards like the Dragon Award, the Helicon Award, the Nebula, the Hugo, the
A Superversive Scribe
It doesn’t seem like that difficult of a concept, does it? When awards like the Dragon Award, the Helicon Award, the Nebula, the Hugo, the
No, we aren’t running re-runs of my Star Trek Fan Fiction series. During some remodeling work here on the website yours truly accidentally deleted the
So, the Con you were planning on attending was canceled because of COVID-19 was it? I feel your pain. I was planning on hitting O
You’ll probably be noticing a lot of changes here on this website over the coming days. From the overall look of the site to what
I’m tired. I’m tired of the hate. I’m tired of people whose hearts are so filled with hate they seek out and destroy other people
I’ve come to the long-overdue conclusion that I have had just about enough of the “Cancel Culture” and it’s pack of sub-human lunatic practitioners. One
Five years ago I released, From The Fields: A History of Prep Football in Turlock, California. That book covered the first 95 years of the
The book cover for Planetary Anthology Series: Luna is in the running for cover of the month. Its a multi-round process and round 1
One the biggest highlights of my newspaper writing days (1991-2011) came when I got to interview John Glenn, former U.S. Senator and astronaut, for a
Most of last week my blog hosted authors who share one thing in common: They were among the 11 chosen by editor Doug Irvin to