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Travel Tips for the Many-Worlds
Being in two places at once isn’t as hard as it sounds—not since Huge Everett’s Many-Worlds Theory became widely accepted. The MWT resolves inconsistencies in physics by describing a universe branchin… more →
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Travel Tips for the Many-Worlds
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voyageronline wrote 3 months ago: Being in two places at once isn’t as hard as it sounds—not since Huge Everett’s Many-Worlds Theory b … more →
Where can a time-travelling detective go? Rhonda Roberts tells us
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voyageronline wrote 6 months ago: Gladiatrix is set in an alternate present and in this version Union Square in San Francisco, holds b … more →
Kannon - about my main character - by Rhonda Roberts
voyageronline wrote 6 months ago: My main character, Kannon Dupree, is named after the Japanese Bodhisattva of Compassion. The Japanes … more →
A Heroine from the Illawarra - Rhonda Roberts
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voyageronline wrote 6 months ago: There was never any doubt in my mind Kannon Dupree had to be a true Australian heroine: down to eart … more →
Fallon Friday: Jennifer on reading her own work
voyageronline wrote 7 months ago: Someone asked me the other day if I read my own work after I’ve written it. Of course, I said, … more →
Adventures in Japan - Rhonda Roberts
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voyageronline wrote 7 months ago: The castle at Nagoya, where Rhonda lived Japan is a floating theme park full of cherry blossoms, sam … more →
Rhonda Roberts on time travel
voyageronline wrote 7 months ago: Time travel became a passion for me when I was a kid growing up in Western Australia. In my school h … more →
Rhonda Roberts: Creating Ancient Rome
voyageronline wrote 7 months ago: I started writing Gladiatrix one summer when I had two weeks of vacation left and nothing much to do … more →
Fallon Friday: Music that Inspired the Tide Lords
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voyageronline wrote 7 months ago: Every time I do an interview, someone invariably asks what inspires me. My rather glib answer is usu … more →
Lighting the dark: Anne Bishop on The Shadow Queen
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voyageronline wrote 8 months ago: CLICK HERE TO WIN AN ANNE BISHOP BOOK PACK! Can Cassidy rise above the disappointed expectations of … more →
Guest Post: Author Chris Tusa, on "Dirty Little Angels"
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vintagedm wrote 8 months ago: Though it may seem (from the back cover) to be concerned primarily with religion, the book is actual … more →
Close Encounters of the Best Kind: Maria Quinn bumps into an unsuspecting reader
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voyageronline wrote 8 months ago: The Gene Thieves So here I am walking to the post office smiling to myself, not paying too much atte … more →
The great rise and fall part II: Sean Williams delves into the heart of Geodesica
voyageronline wrote 8 months ago: Here we have part two of Sean William’s piece on Geodesica, really getting to the heart of wha … more →
A Kiss from the Muse—how to get it! Part III
voyageronline wrote 8 months ago: The Enchanted Shore by Rowland Wheelwright Still looking for that kiss from the muse? Here are some … more →
A Kiss from the Muse—how to get it! Part II
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voyageronline wrote 9 months ago: The Siren by John William Waterhouse (1900), no doubt inspired by a muse ... Want divine inspiration … more →
Fallon Friday: The "How Jennifer Fallon was Born" story
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voyageronline wrote 9 months ago: Medalon Is Jennifer Fallon your real name? The short answer is “no”. The long answer is … more →
A Kiss from the Muse - Kim Falconer
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voyageronline wrote 9 months ago: Recent comments on What’s The Most Difficult Part of Being a Writer have highlighted the challenge o … more →
Knitting Wars - Devon Monk reveals her secret passion ...
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voyageronline wrote 9 months ago: The horrors of the knitting battlefield revealed ... Every writer I know has a pastime that has noth … more →
Kim Falconer: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: Part I The Science of Sentience
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voyageronline wrote 9 months ago: What is sentience? Is it sapience, intelligence, consciousness? The definition can blur between self … more →
