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So, last weekend I attended the Writers of the Future Writing Workshop. I know what you’re thinking… it’s strange that someone who won the Writers of the Future contest, and attended the one-week long workshop, would pay to attend such an event. Well, attending it actually alligns with a couple of my writing phisosophies: The idea…
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The Year 2006 in Review
Last year wasn’t my most productive. Looking for a job consumed most of the year. Then the cats needed attention (you know how demanding they can be.) And all the dishes! Not to mention laundry… It seems like I just wasn’t motivated to write. Maybe all the publication rejections had something to do with that….
One Upside of Being Published
I came to a realization today. I’m different from what I was used to be. Today I signed copies of my book, Teacakes and Afternoon Tales for the first time. I was so green that I didn’t have the slightest clue what to write. That was weird. Rather than waiting in line to get an…
- Goals | Praise | Titles | WOTF Awards | WOTF Contest
“Bravo Tunnel” Receives Honorable Mention from WTOF
I just got my rejection letter for “Bravo Tunnel” from the Writers of the Future Contest. Apparently, they are no longer calling “Quarter-finalists” by that name. Instead, you receive an “Honorable Mention.” I wonder where I will be mentioned so honorably! I saw on the WOTF Forum that they did this because there was some…
Jeff Carlson Trailer
This trailer for Plague War by Jeff Carlson, is incredible. Check it out! It is also available as “Sci fi thriller PLAGUE WAR by Jeff Carlson” on youtube.com. Jeff is a talented SF author, and first-place winner of the Writers of the Future Contest. I’ve never personally met him, but I saw him at the…
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“Bravo Tunnel” Published by Ten Thirty-one Books
My short story, “Bravo Tunnel,” Has been published by Ten Thirty-one Books. New technology can change the world. It can also destroy lives. Smart phone batteries explode. Three-D printers create undetectable guns. Operating systems leave security holes unpatched. When four high-school students get illegal technology upgrades that feed data straight into their brains, they start…