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A quick note
Posts on Coyote Tracks are supposed to be cross-posted here, but it's clear the cross-poster isn't, er, posting. I apologize. I'll look into it, but the best way to really "follow" me is in one of these places:
- Coyote Tracks, my WordPress blog
- Micro.blog (chipotle.micro.blog)
- Twitter ( @chipotlecoyote)
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A better Amaretto Sour
I’m pretty sure I was introduced to the amaretto sour in college by my roommate’s girlfriend. I liked it-because I like amaretto-but I had the vague notion that it was kind of a simple, overly-sweet drink even back then, and they mostly fell off my radar. After I got introduced to ( Read more... ) -
Cotton, hay, and rags: giving bias the veneer of rationality
As you’ve surely heard by now, a mid-level engineer at Google-he’s anonymous, so I’ll call him Mr. Rationalface-wrote a memo called “Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber” in which he argued that “differences in distributions of traits between men and women ( Read more... ) -
A new home
Over the years, I’ve ended up with multiple “presences” online:
- The original Coyote Tracks, hosted at Tumblr
- “Coyote Prints,” an attempt at a writing news-ish weblog, generated with Jekyll
- My Ranea.org website, made with a hacky homebrew static site generator
- The occasional foray onto Medium
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Daydreams of moving on
I'm finding myself spending more time searching rental and home listings in other parts of the country. Finding myself is such a passive phrase, as if it's not me doing it, but it truly feels like it's just...what I do when I'm bored or restless. I daydream about being somewhere else.
I haven't been journaling the way I used to years ago in, well ( Read more... ) -
Weird…
I went to my DW reading page, and there was…there was…stuff there.
It's a new and slightly unsettling experience. (Kidding! …mostly.)
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Alas, poor LiveJournal
I'm joining the migration to Dreamwidth, finally. Well: that's kind of a mischaracterization on two counts. First, I don't use LiveJournal much anymore; second, I've had an account on Dreamwidth for years, but I just kept using LJ anyway.
I know that a fair number of people, including some who were on my LJ friends list, abandoned LJ back in the ( Read more... ) -
(tap tap tap)
It's time for my biennial "hey, I actually have a journal." Actually it's been more than two years over here on Dreamwidth, where I'm writing this; I've gone back to LiveJournal slightly more recently, because I still like their interface more. Given the turmoil over LiveJournal quietly relocating their servers to Russia (a report I was originally ( Read more... ) -
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So it appears I have three stories premiering at Anthrocon 2016, which I will again not be at.
“A Day With No Tide” will be in the anthology Gods With Fur, edited by Fred Patten. In addition to my novelette, the anthology includes stories by Alice Dryden, Kyell Gold, Jefferson Swycaffer, Michael Payne, Mary E. Lowd and many more-23 stories in total ( Read more... ) -
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My novella “Going Concerns” is available as an ebook, published by Pronoun. Here’s the pitch:
People from across the empire come to the cosmopolitan city-state of Raneadhros to find new lives. After fleeing a past employer she’s sure tried to have her killed, though, Ann Swift’s having trouble starting over: when you’re a six-foot-six wolf woman, ( Read more... )