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Epilogue
(All years given in Earth orbits.) The Colonisation of Fram: 2084-2093CE We came to Alpha Centauri and made Planetfall upon Fram in 2084; in the following years, we explored farther and farth… more →
Orbital Shipyards: Alpha Centauri System
In Search of a Voice
wrote 1 month ago: Only days after I reflected on how some writers break the rules with unconventional story telling sk … more →
CAAMFest 2013 review: “Memory of Forgotten War," which has its world premiere Monday, traces the enduring impact of the Korean War on Koreans and Korean-Americans
wrote 2 months ago: Deann Borshay Liem and Ramsay Liem’s “Memory of Forgotten War” (2013), which has its world premiere … more →
Epilogue
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wrote 8 months ago: (All years given in Earth orbits.) The Colonisation of Fram: 2084-2093CE We came to Alpha C … more →
Two Essays
wrote 9 months ago: Wisconsin poet and CWW Board member Karla Huston passes along this item: The Kay W. Levin Short Non … more →
The Sermon on the Mount - Lesson 26/ Matt 6:11-13
wrote 12 months ago: Matthew 6:11 Give us this day our daily bread. Matthew 6:11 Give us each day our daily bread. Luke 1 … more →
Air Burst
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wrote 1 year ago: A high-pressure system had formed far to the north of the Colonies. Air warmed at the equator, upon … more →
Ultraviolet
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wrote 1 year ago: The effect of the gravities of two stars upon Fram’s orbit was quite pronounced. Fram’s orbit was hi … more →
February: Night Bus
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wrote 1 year ago: Last night winter pressed us onto the night bus. It wasn’t much warmer on board. We took up the back … more →
30 Day Book Challenge - Day 19
wrote 1 year ago: Day 19: Book that turned you on As a best friend of mine likes to say…”Oh Lawd!” B … more →
Wings over the New World
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wrote 1 year ago: “…the newly-formed Special Aeronautics Department began as a small collection of office modules and … more →
C/2084 N1
wrote 1 year ago: Eleven months after Planetfall, a bright, magnificent comet appeared between Scorpius and Ophiuchus. … more →
Author Eleanor Brown Talks About The Weird Sisters, Writing in First Person Plural and Sticking to her Guns
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wrote 1 year ago: I read The Weird Sisters this spring — and then my friend, CP and fellow women’s fiction … more →
Negligencia y Abuso Infantil
wrote 2 years ago: El abuso sexual infantil Celebrando el mes de la concientización del abuso sexual y el mes de preven … more →
6 - The Royal We
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wrote 2 years ago: This is my story from exercise 6 in 3AM Epiphany by Brian Kiteley. I really liked this exercise. Fro … more →
As we like them
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wrote 2 years ago: I know, I know. “Only kings, presidents, editors, and people with tapeworms have the right to … more →
Not Because They Are Easy But Because They Are Hard, Part Two
wrote 2 years ago: Spread across the ridge was Wisting Base: a handful of brightly coloured, connected cylinders huddle … more →
Not Because They Are Easy But Because They Are Hard, Part One
wrote 2 years ago: Wurundjeri was assembled at the LFO Assembly Station in Fram orbit. Her various stages were pieced t … more →
First Person Plural by Andrew Beierle
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wrote 2 years ago: I finished First Person Plural last night in record time. 322 pages in about 10 days. That’s … more →
Their Shoe(s)--- POV Series: In the Matter of Cha Jung Hee
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wrote 2 years ago: Dir. Deann Borshay Liem. Born out of a burning and living inquiry, Deann Borshay Liem’s In the … more →
