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The Joys of Writing by Hand

Harper wrote 2 months ago: Did I ever say this blog was going to be exclusively about Second Life (grin)?  Since I’m knoc … more →

Tags: Personal, Belles Lettres, Charles Darwin, cursive, David Brin, ecosystem, ecosystem journals, Handwriting, Letters

Some HP Lovecraft influences

jonathanerock wrote 4 months ago: Last week I read some HP Lovecraft on vacation. The Shadow over Innsmouth and Other Stories of Horro … more →

Tags: writing, Gene Wolfe, Stephen King, H.P. Lovecraft, eternal darkness, Innsmouth, Necronimicon, Technique, G.I Joe

A Minor Side-Note About The Professions Of Fictional Characters1 comment

bigwords88 wrote 4 months ago: I’m interrupting my train of thought on SF for a moment to comment on the lack of imagination … more →

Tags: Misc, Over the line, writing, Magic, Magicians, Jobs, occupations, Professions, spelunking

Television: Star Trek: TOS, #44: "The Trouble with Tribbles"

wordweary wrote 4 months ago: Watch the episode on YouTube. Having watched “The Omega Glory,” I decided I had to do ri … more →

Tags: Television, Star Trek: The Original Series, Writers

Mogo on the Gogo36 comments

dcairns wrote 5 months ago: “You have mogo on the gogo!” diagnoses Gregory Peck, mysteriously. Ingrid Bergman just l … more →

Tags: film, Music, Literature, Science, Hitchcock, William Cameron Menzies, Edwin S. Porter, The Four Musketeers, Miklos Rosza

The Sons of Heaven by Kage Baker2 comments

David Marshall wrote 6 months ago: Picture the scene (if you can): the Cro-Magnons are gathered round the fire in their modest pied-à-t … more →

Tags: Review, Company series, Cyborg, Kage Baker, Science Fiction, Silence, Subterranean Press, the man who folded himself, THE SONS OF HEAVEN

movie review: land of the lost (vs star trek)19 comments

darthmojo wrote 6 months ago: There’s been so much attention focused on Star Trek this summer, people have barely taken noti … more →

Tags: Movies, Sci-Fi, land of the lost review, sleestak, Star Trek

A routine expedition? I think not.2 comments

jrbooth wrote 6 months ago: Not that we’d planned to see the new Land of the Lost movie, but wow, judging by the reviews a … more →

Tags: 1980s, Current Affairs, eighties, film, Geek, Science Fiction, Television, ben bova, GeekDad

The Transformation of the Hero2 comments

Pat Bertram wrote 7 months ago: One of the best books about writing I ever read was David Gerrold’s Worlds of Wonder. It’s a how-to … more →

Tags: writing, Books, Random, musings, writing characters, Story, Hero, Worlds of Wonder, transformation of the hero

"The Ethics of Star Trek" on Peace Talk Radio

edsweb wrote 8 months ago: With the imminent release of JJ Abrams’ highly anticipated Star Trek motion picture, Peace Tal … more →

Tags: Articles, writing, Television, Entertainment, DVD, Classic Television, News, Commentary, television shows 1960s

David Gerrold at Loscon

Diana Glyer wrote 1 year ago:   I spent the weekend at Loscon, a local science fiction convention of a thousand or so members. One … more →

Tags: Travels, Great writers, Adoption, Loscon

Worlds of Wonder

scottbastedo wrote 1 year ago: I was perusing the shelves of my University library looking for sources for a dreaded research paper … more →

Tags: Scott Bastedo, Worlds of Wonder, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, Fantasy, writing, Writing Books

Martian Child (2007)

myv382 wrote 1 year ago: Director: Menno Meyjes Writer(s): Seth Bass (screenplay), Johnathan Tolins (screenplay), David Gerro … more →

Tags: film, Martian Child, united states, Drama, Science Fiction, Joan Cusack, John Cusack, bobby coleman, Amanda Peet

A Writer's Mythical Journey4 comments

Pat Bertram wrote 1 year ago: The best books always have characters that go through a transformation during the course of the stor … more →

Tags: writing, Books, Life, Thoughts, Random, musings, Culture, WorDs, writing characters

On Writing: Questions to Ponder

Pat Bertram wrote 1 year ago: David Gerrold, a science fiction writer, is guest hosting my blog today. He doesn’t know that … more →

Tags: writing, Books, Life, Thoughts, Random, Worlds of Wonder, tell the story from the inside, making a difference as a writer, what do you want to say as a writer

On Writing: The Name of the Game is "Hurt the Hero."2 comments

Pat Bertram wrote 1 year ago: I like my characters and don’t enjoy hurting them so my novels tend to focus on unraveling the … more →

Tags: writing, Books, Fiction, Life, Thoughts, Random, musings, Culture, writing characters

MANDOM harvest5 comments

dcairns wrote 1 year ago: “The ultimate aim of commercial television is to convince the viewer that he smells bad. … more →

Tags: film, Television, Droopy, Percy Helton, charles bronson, Criss Cross, kiss me deadly, Tex Avery, Solomon Short

Today's Quote - 2007.09.06

Jersey Guy wrote 2 years ago: “The only winner in the War of 1812 was Tchaikovsky.” —Solomon Short R. … more →

Tags: Quotes, War, Quotations, Solomon Short


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