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Kurt Vonnegut and Semicolons
Summary: Kurt Vonnegut advised against using semicolons, but he employed them regularly in his own writing. Learn about the eight […]
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Time Enough For Love (Review) – Virginia Edition, Vol. 2
This post is part of a series on the Virginia Edition of Robert A. Heinlein’s works. It’s been almost a
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De Casseres and Lovecraft
I have written before about my obsession with Benjamin De Casseres. I lay the blame for this obsession squarely at
Building Fantasy Worlds
The Guardian book blog posted a piece earlier today arguing that fantasy cannot build its imaginary worlds in short fiction.
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Virginia Edition of Robert Heinlein’s Works – Reviews: Introduction
The Virginia Edition is the definitive collection of the works of Robert A. Heinlein. Authorized by The Heinlein Prize Trust –
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L’esprit de l’escalier sur Le Guin
So, I’m home from Mythmoot III, where yesterday I presented my paper on Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Left Hand
Mythmoot III and Mythgard Spring courses
So in an hour or so, I’ll be off to Baltimore for Mythmoot III: Ever on…, the third installment of
A curious intersection of Le Guin and De Casseres
I’m always fascinated when seemingly different subjects of my academic focus intersect in unexpected ways, as happened to me recently with
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O Captain! My Captain!
This won’t be a long post. Because, what exactly does one write about someone you never knew, but who made