Jamie Todd Rubin

Writer, Coder, Avid Reader

Est. 2005 • 20th Year 🎉
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  • Jamie Todd Rubin – Science Fiction Writer on Facebook

    08 Dec 2012 » 1 min read about Blog & Site Meta

    ith that previous post in mind, I do recognize that some people are only interested in some of the things I post on this blog, and that is perfectly fine. I try to accomodate that where I can. For instance, I have setup a separate RSS feed for my Going Paperless posts. So people who…

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  • “Look, Ma! I Can Read!” Or More Adventures of the Little Man and Little Miss

    08 Dec 2012 » 5 min read about Personal & Family

    t has been a while since I’ve posted an update on the Little Man–now 3-1/2–and the Little Miss–now 15 months. This is probably a relief to some and a sin to others and exemplifies the adage, “you can’t please everyone all the time.” But since it is my blog and I am in charge around here,…

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  • My Lord of the Rings Reread: The Fellowship of the Ring

    07 Dec 2012 » 8 min read

    finished the first part of my Lord of the Rings reread the other day, having completed Part 1 of the book: “The Fellowship of the Ring.” Since it’s been about 30 years since I last read these books, much of what I know of the story comes from the movies and not my original reading of…

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  • If Your Keyboard Had Feelings, What Would It Say About You?

    06 Dec 2012 » 1 min read about Personal & Family

    arlier today, on Facebook, Evernote Fitness Ambassador, Chad Williams, asked “If your keyboard had feelings, what would it say about you?” I jokingly replied that my keyboard would say, “Slow down!” But when I got home this evening, I looked into it a little further. Because, in a way, my keyboard can talk. As part of…

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  • “Vacation?” You Ask

    06 Dec 2012 » 1 min read about Personal & Family

    o I mentioned something about a vacation on the previous post. I do take them from time-to-time, and in recent years those times seem to fall at the end of the year. We have house-sitters and pet-sitters squared away and indeed we’ll be heading on a well-deserved vacation in just a little over a week.…

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  • A Crucial Addition to My @ThinkGeek Bag Of Holding

    06 Dec 2012 » 1 min read about Technology & Gadgets

    n Monday, I posted about my new ThinkGeek Bag of Holding and how it contains my entire mobile paperless office within its TARDIS-like interior. There was one crucial item missing at the time. Indeed, I received the item the very evening I made the post and it has since been added to my Bag of…

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  • Story Sale: “Situational Awareness” to Blue Shift (Plus a New Nonfiction Column)

    06 Dec 2012 » 1 min read about story sales, Writing & Publishing

    s I announced on Facebook yesterday, my story, “Situational Awareness” will appear in Issue #2 of Blue Shift magazine, a new magazine making its debut early in 2013. The magazine is edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt and he announced the lineups for the first two issues (here and here) on Facebook yesterday. Those lineups look pretty…

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  • Momentum

    05 Dec 2012 » 4 min read about Writing & Publishing

    am a member of the Young Gunns, a group of writers who have completed one of James Gunn‘s science fiction writing programs1 and yesterday I was updating the other members on my recent writing accomplishments. As I made the list of recent sales and story appearances, I was rather astounded at just how many I’d…

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  • Going Paperless: Paperless Stickies and More Tips for Evernote 5

    04 Dec 2012 » 4 min read about Evernote, Technology & Gadgets

    ast month Evernote released version 5 for the Macintosh desktop clients. It was a fairly extensive release packed with all kinds of cool new features. Now that I’ve had some time to use it and get to know it, I’ve got a few tips to share how it can help you go paperless and be…

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  • ThinkGeek’s Bag of Holding Is Perfect For a Mobile Paperless Office

    03 Dec 2012 » 2 min read about Technology & Gadgets

    very since I started on my journey to go paperless, I have found that I can carry less and less around with me and still be just as productive. One consequence is that, while I used a rather large backpack to lug things to and from where I was going, I made less and less…

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