• Twenty years!

    26 Jan 2006 » 2 min read

    This coming Saturday, January 28, 2006, will be twenty years since the space shuttle Challenger exploded during its launch, killing all of the crew onboard. Twenty years! While I can’t remember that day as clearly as I used to, I can remember aspects of it pretty clearly. I was in junior high school at the…

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  • Twenty years!

    26 Jan 2006 » 2 min read

    This coming Saturday, January 28, 2006, will be twenty years since the space shuttle Challenger exploded during its launch, killing all of the crew onboard. Twenty years! While I can’t remember that day as clearly as I used to, I can remember aspects of it pretty clearly. I was in junior high school at the…

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  • Story rejected by STRANGE HORIZONS

    26 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    My story, “The Last S.F. Writer,” was rejected by STRANGE HORIZONS today. It was a form letter rejection this time (or form email, I should say), but it seemed to come back faster than the last time I submitted something to that magazine. Ah well. I got praise on the story when it was submitted…

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  • Story rejected by STRANGE HORIZONS

    26 Jan 2006 » 1 min read about Writing & Publishing

    My story, “The Last S.F. Writer,” was rejected by STRANGE HORIZONS today. It was a form letter rejection this time (or form email, I should say), but it seemed to come back faster than the last time I submitted something to that magazine. Ah well. I got praise on the story when it was submitted…

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  • Coldest morning so far

    26 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    This morning felt the like the coldest morning so far this winter. It’s crystal clear out, but there is a howling wind that blew through the night. My ears got so cold waiting for the train this morning that they started to hurt (I didn’t have a hat). That is an indication of just how…

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  • Coldest morning so far

    26 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    This morning felt the like the coldest morning so far this winter. It’s crystal clear out, but there is a howling wind that blew through the night. My ears got so cold waiting for the train this morning that they started to hurt (I didn’t have a hat). That is an indication of just how…

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  • My favorite type of book

    26 Jan 2006 » 6 min read

    On the train home this evening, I got to thinking about my favorite type of book. I’m not talking about genre: science fiction mystery; or fiction vs. non-fiction. Instead, I’m talking about book binding. To anyone who has ever walked into a bookstore, the most blantant book types you see are hardcover books. Hardcover books…

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  • My favorite type of book

    26 Jan 2006 » 6 min read about Reading & Books

    On the train home this evening, I got to thinking about my favorite type of book. I’m not talking about genre: science fiction mystery; or fiction vs. non-fiction. Instead, I’m talking about book binding. To anyone who has ever walked into a bookstore, the most blantant book types you see are hardcover books. Hardcover books…

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  • My first trip to Las Vegas is on the calendar

    25 Jan 2006 » 1 min read

    Norm and Vicky were planning a weekend trip to Las Vegas March 3-6 and invited a bunch of us to come along. Eric is going, and now I am too. I just got my plane tickets. Norm got us rooms in the Aladdin Hotel/Casino. Aside from passing through Las Vegas on the way to or…

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  • My first trip to Las Vegas is on the calendar

    25 Jan 2006 » 1 min read about Travel

    Norm and Vicky were planning a weekend trip to Las Vegas March 3-6 and invited a bunch of us to come along. Eric is going, and now I am too. I just got my plane tickets. Norm got us rooms in the Aladdin Hotel/Casino. Aside from passing through Las Vegas on the way to or…

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