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Brandon Sanderson, epic fantasy writer, taught a writing class last year. His lectures are available online in video form; I’ve watched about half of them so far. If […]
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Brandon Sanderson, epic fantasy writer, taught a writing class last year. His lectures are available online in video form; I’ve watched about half of them so far. If […]
More DetailsAfter forgetting this blog for over a year and getting flagged as a malicious site, I performed some maintenance and got it up and running again. Expect fewer […]
More DetailsA man aflame in The fervor of the divine Is a burning bush.
More DetailsPolenta, my polenta. You don’t go out by yourself. Friends make you more fun.
More Details(This is part 6 of an exploration of A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin. Read prior posts here.) (Series spoilers ahead!) In my review of […]
More DetailsTampa is flooded. Cars ford inundated streets Like urban rivers.
More Details(This is part 5 of an exploration of A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin.) George R. R. Martin faced a difficult problem when he finished […]
More DetailsThe wave crashed at my feet upon the beach, Leaving nothing but a sodden shadow. The ocean has gifts for supplicants each, But none for me, except for […]
More Details(This is part 4 of an exploration of A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin.) Back when I reviewed A Game of Thrones, I likened the […]
More DetailsWhat you sow is What you reap. Blowing kisses In your sleep. (A day late and a dollar short, sorry!)
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