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science fiction |
Who's Genre is it Anyway, or What Exactly is Science Fiction?Mar. 08, 2014 | Comments An examination of the question that's plagued this genre since its relatively modern conception: what, exactly is science fiction? And what differences, if any, separate the works therein? |
alternate historyscrimshaw |
A Boy for HenryMar. 06, 2014 | Comments Prince Henry Tudor reacts to the news of his nephew's birth. |
fantasyscience fictionsupernaturalbooksreviews |
Book Review: Odd Little MiraclesMar. 04, 2014 | Comments If short stories are the snacks of reading, then Fred Warren's collection is like an old fashioned ice cream sundae with all your favorite toppings, including a few you never thought to try before. |
Oscarsmoviesdesign |
And the Winner IsMar. 01, 2014 | Comments Since I've not seen any of the Best Picture nominees, I can't judge between them based on their actual worth. So, instead, I'm going to weigh these films against the only standard I have: their advertising. |
Pride and Prejudicebooksfan fictionscrimshaw |
To Be Laughed AtFeb. 27, 2014 | Comments The revelation of Mr. Collins's philosophy on proposals, during a celebration of our two heroes' engagements. Not to be confused with serious plotting. Mention of wine and its possible effects. Originally posted on Fanfiction.net. |
fantasyscrimshaw |
Pageant of SeasonsFeb. 27, 2014 | Comments A short narrative about faeries and the seasons I wrote in middle school. |
web |
New Blog ScheduleFeb. 25, 2014 | Comments Today is a new day: today I'm putting my distractions on a schedule! Starting this week, I aim to post three times a week for at least the next month. |
science fictionbooksreviews |
Book Review: On a Red Station, DriftingFeb. 25, 2014 | Comments This author isn't only imaginative in terms of world-building or plot: she writes like a virtuoso violinist, artfully combining pathos and humor in very real, human characters. |
science fictionbooksreviews |
Book Review: The Unincorporated ManFeb. 13, 2014 | Comments This book is a worthy successor to Huxley's Brave New World, which is, in my humble opinion, the best-written of the dystopias. It has all the trappings of a gee-whiz scifi adventure, while packing in plenty of ideas one can ponder for hours. |
fantasymoviesvideo |
The Hobbit fan trailerNov. 28, 2013 | Comments I've done it again: created a fan trailer for posting on a holiday. This time, I've turned my sights on the next installation of The Hobbit. |
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