October 22, 2002 @ 1:35 pm
Nothing but sniper coverage on the news today. Am I the only one who thinks that most CNN analysts are just people who have read a lot of Tom Clancy novels?
Ian
CNN Sniper Coverage
October 22, 2002 @ 1:35 pm
October 22, 2002 @ 1:35 pm
On Maddox
October 19, 2002 @ 10:42 pm
October 19, 2002 @ 10:42 pm
Ian made a new friend tonight. His name is Maddox and, like yours truly, he’s a writer. Now and then, he’ll stop by and share a few words. Maddox doesn’t write horror fiction, but he has a lot of opinions—especially about web diaries or "blogs." One such article has prompted me to go ahead and post an essay I myself had written about them. It’ll be up within the next week or so, after I finish "Boy from Planet X."
The article is very tongue-in-cheek and will probably be called simply "On Blogs" (marvel at my creativity! marvelll!).
Most of you should get a laugh out of it. All others go to hell.
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Recently Published
"The Nanny"
in Nossa Morte #3
- "The Tattletail" (reprint) in Spin.
- "The Dark and the Young" in Bound for Evil.
- "Inheritor" in Cemetery Dance #58.
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Random Writing Quote
"Writers in the fantasy and science fiction genres moan about the critical coverage they get from mainstream critics — sometimes with justification, sometimes without — but the fact is most critics inside the genre are intellectual dorks. The genre magazines have a long and ignoble history of roasting novels which are too large for the genres from which they've come…"
