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Tag Archives: blogul desefe
Rushdie, Van Gogh, Romania, China
Salman Rushdie was brutally attacked and stabbed this month while speaking at the Chautauqua Institute in New York. He is a personal hero of mine. A writer of vivid power and perception, a man of astounding courage, and a true … Continue reading
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Tagged A Matter of Shapespace, an incident on ishtar, blogul desefe, escape pod, Future Affairs Administration, karma among the cloud kings, midnight's children, salman rushdie, satanic verses, The Cackle of Cthulhu, The Doom That Came to Providence, Vincent Van Gogh
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How an Archaeologist and Dracula Helped a Writer Publish a Story
It’s with great pleasure that I can announce the sale of my novelette “The Song of Lost Voices” to The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. This will be my ninth appearance in these esteemed pages. Very special thanks to … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, blogul desefe, Dracula, F&SF, fox mulder, invader zim, Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, romanian, the song of lost voices
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Year in Review, Gamebooks, Awards Eligibility
In 2021, I was vaccinated against COVID-19. I then spent time in Greece–in Athens, Delphi, Olympia, Kalambaka, and the ruins of Epidaurus and Mycenae. In the autumn I visited Bermuda and had rum swizzlers off the coast of Hamilton. It … Continue reading
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Tagged 2021, baen books, black tide rising, blogul desefe, clockwork, curses and coal, dark cheer: cryptids rising, fighting fantasy gamebooks, flash fiction online, galaxy's edge, nature futures, the dread machine, the magazine of fantasy & science fiction, we shall rise, weird world war iv, worlds long lost, year in review
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