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Where matters stand
I continue to make slow but careful progress on the current pass through of the draft of my novel The Sleep of Reason. I’m going through it now to slip in seasonal and weather references and to … more →
Lucky Rabbit's Foot
Floods update 28 November 2009: Castleconnell
bjg wrote 1 hour ago: Here are photos showing the effects of the flooding in the village of Castleconnell. Note that, desp … more →
Floods update 27 November 2009: Castleconnell riverside
bjg wrote 1 hour ago: Here are some photos of the riverside walk from the Castle Oaks House Hotel to the Ferry carpark. No … more →
Rambunctious Good
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Amy Bryant wrote 2 weeks ago: Have you ever been on a road trip and gotten so deep into a good discussion that you completely forg … more →
Where matters stand
paullamb wrote 1 month ago: I continue to make slow but careful progress on the current pass through of the draft of my novel Th … more →
Finnegans Deciphered
paullamb wrote 3 months ago: You can chastise, berate, and tongue-lash me if you wish. I face the big rewrite of my just-finished … more →
What's next?
paullamb wrote 3 months ago: An expected consequence of “finishing” the first draft of The Sleep of Reason was that m … more →
rop @ Finnegan's Downtown
rightonpdx wrote 5 months ago: For all the kids in us – no matter what our age – you can now find rightonpdx at the dow … more →
Calling All South Beach Hooligans! U-S-A!
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Alex D. wrote 5 months ago: Jozy celebrates scoring goal. USA defeated top ranked Spain 2-0. What up W.O.Sers….Sorry I … more →
Unlike the others
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paullamb wrote 10 months ago: I’ve written five novels. None is published, but that’s probably mostly due to my own in … more →
Chapter 12 starts slowly
paullamb wrote 10 months ago: I’ve made a slow start on Chapter 12 of The Sleep of Reason. The only way I can account for th … more →
Fun on the page
paullamb wrote 11 months ago: Do you ever slip sly references into your fiction that only a select few will catch? For example, I … more →
Writing about the weather
paullamb wrote 11 months ago: What is the saying about writing about the weather? Is it that those who can’t write, write ab … more →
Some asides
paullamb wrote 11 months ago: If you’ve read some of my earliest posts here, you may recall seeing regular updates on my eff … more →
I write like a man, it seems
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paullamb wrote 1 year ago: For one of my Finnegan novels, I intend to have Greg Finnegan solve the “mystery” by det … more →
Back on the trail
paullamb wrote 1 year ago: I’ve let my third Finnegans mystery novel, Finnegans Afoot, lie fallow for a couple of months. … more →
Painstaking research
paullamb wrote 1 year ago: In the buildup to the climax of my novel Finnegans Afoot, my protagonist, Ann Finnegan, stumbles whi … more →
Servant of four masters
paullamb wrote 1 year ago: When I stopped to consider all of the fiction ideas that dominate my thoughts, I realized that I am … more →
What to do with Ann Finnegan?
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paullamb wrote 1 year ago: Dirty little secret: I don’t like most of the novels I read in the mystery genre. I like the i … more →
More self indulgence
paullamb wrote 1 year ago: Part of the identity crisis I identified in my last post has come from a glance down the road. The n … more →
