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Excellent News
Today brings the most excellent news that my story "'Seng, Running" has been accepted for publication in Postscripts.*
Robert, I owe you a beer-thanks for the suggestion.
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Endicott
The Endicott Studio is wrapping up operations. I can certainly understand the need to move forward, in new directions. Terri and Midori have been doing such work for a goodly time, and all things must find their terminal punctuation.
Myself and the others behind FW are particularly indebted to Endicott. I met them both at WisCon 31, and they ( Read more... ) -
The Magic Mundane, Romanian-style
Received the cool news yesterday that my article, "The Magic Mundane: Re-examining the Supernatural in Marion Zimmer Bradley's The Mists of Avalon," which first appeared in The Internet Review of Science Fiction in February of this year, will be translated into Romanian and reprinted in IROSF's new partner publication RomaniaSF Online.
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WisCon Plague Watch
Made it back yesterday from WisCon, exhausted, after having a great time all weekend reconnecting with people and meeting new ones ( Read more... ) -
Note
One of my new least favorite words: "deserve ( Read more... ) -
The Weekend
On Thursday, I'll be heading to Madison, WI for WisCon 32, and as usual, my agents are up to no good. In addition to brewing a metric ass-ton of beer for their promotional party . . .
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Associational Fiction
Someone clue me in. What is meant by "associational fiction/literature"? It seems to apply broadly to a number of different genres, but I haven't come across it before.
Is this cognitively, syntagmatically associational in the Interior Monologue mode of cats like Joyce and Woolf? Or could it be paradigmatically associational in the sense of, say ( Read more... ) -
THE News
Yesterday I received a call from Agent Kris, wherein he delivered the news every writer breathes, eats, and blinks for.
My first novel* Amaranth is now forthcoming from Bantam/Spectra, courtesy of Juliet Ulman ( Read more... )
