What did you blog about today?

[Bren G]

Did a video review just now of the Kobo Sage's writing experience relative to the bigger Elipsa. I find the latter device very useful in the editing process of my manuscripts given its annotation capabilities

 

[Juliana]

Something for Halloween week, on blending horror with other genres.

The Shadows Inside

 

[thaddeus6th]

A review. Gosh!

Review: Conspiracy (Emperor’s Edge book 4), by Lindsay Buroker

I’ve got two series on the go at the moment, and one of them is the Emperor’s Edge, by Lindsay Buroker. It’s a slightly different setting th...

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[Bick]

Various recent updates to the website, including:

Updated magazine reviews
A very short profile on Stanley Mullen
A reading order feature on the Destroyermen series
Updated links to a few additional author blogs

and a little older, but I'm not sure I mentioned it: a graphical publication history of Asimov's Foundation books

 

[AE35Unit]

Various recent updates to the website, including:

Updated magazine reviews
A very short profile on Stanley Mullen
A reading order feature on the Destroyermen series
Updated links to a few additional author blogs

and a little older, but I'm not sure I mentioned it: a graphical publication history of Asimov's Foundation books

I'd be interested in getting hold of a copy of Clarkesworld mag. Never seen it in the shops

 

[LeonStevens]

All this month, I've been participating in Inktober, and next week, NaNoWriMo begins. Anyone else doing either?
Anyway, Fridays are my book promo and author interview posts:
Free Book Friday / Inktober Day 29 (Patch): My latest Interview- In Conversation With Author Elizabeth O’Carroll

I have a couple of SF&F author interviews coming up in Nov.

 

[thaddeus6th]

Never let it be said I don't have my finger on the pulse. Here's a review of a videogame that came out over a decade and a half ago, but is still really good.

Retro-Review: Shadow Hearts Covenant (PS2)

 

[HareBrain]

The fox-face guy in the army greatcoat was creepy enough to stick in my head for two decades.

 

[Biskit]

Having a bit of a crappy time, and so welcome to my unhappy anniversary Tricky Treats

 

[Juliana]

@Biskit sorry about the bad memories and your cat.

 

[Biskit]

@Biskit sorry about the bad memories and your cat.

Thank you. It's amazing how things can turn up all at once.

It's going to take time to get over losing Oatmeal and we're currently noticing an ever growing list of wacky things around the house and garden that were done to help a "disabled" cat who couldn't move too fast, couldn't climb, couldn't jump and only had three out of four legs that worked properly.

As ever, his timing was inspired.

 

[thaddeus6th]

My sympathies, Biskit. Never had a cat but lost a number of dogs over the years.

It's coincidence rather than productivity, but I've written another blog, this time reviewing Taiko: Review: Taiko, by Eiji Yoshikawa

 

[JunkMonkey]

Gosh! Things are everso exciting on the USSSS Ship!

Back on the USSSS Ship…

Visit the post for more.

goshwowcomics.wordpress.com

 

[The Big Peat]

She Who Became The Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan

Sometimes a review cannot wait. Sometimes the words must be forced out while the feelings are still hot. The best way to describe quickly how excited Shelley Parker-Chan’s debut made me is th…

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Stalling on a Scene: A Writer Muses

I haven’t written any fiction in about a week. And I’m here to talk about why, for my sake and maybe yours. My current process is to work on two projects at the same time, switching at …

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[Dan Jones]

The Gigantomachy Of Antonios Costas, Chapter 9 - for any hardy souls who've been reading this each week, next week will be the last installment of my novella.

 

[The Big Peat]

The Gigantomachy Of Antonios Costas, Chapter 9 - for any hardy souls who've been reading this each week, next week will be the last installment of my novella.

I haven't read a single word but once it's all up I plan to have a little dash through it all.


Anyway, two of my latest.

Wizzard: An Essay on Pratchett’s Men (The Colour of Magic, The Light Fantastic, Sourcery, Eric)

(Some Spoilers) In her excellent series of essays, Tansy Rayner Roberts someone suggested someone should write essays on Pratchett’s men. I am stupid enough to think I can be that someone. In…

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Dawn Wind by Rosemary Sutcliff

(considerable spoilers) Another day, another book I have to talk about immediately. Broadly speaking, I do not get overly emotional at books. I’m not much of a crier, I don’t talk of ge…

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[Juliana]

I haven't read a single word but once it's all up I plan to have a little dash through it all.

@Dan Jones same!

 

[Dan Jones]

Write Beat Death: Words To Save Your Soul - how the creative process can beat death (sort of)

 

[The Big Peat]

Write Beat Death: Words To Save Your Soul - how the creative process can beat death (sort of)

I think I'm going to have to re-read that one a couple of times to get my head around it.

 

[Valtharius]

A strange book on Latin American history, and the strange story of how I found it.

Trujillo: Cara y Cruz de su Dictadura - Books I've Inherited

Digging around in an old man's library, I found this strange, fascinating book about one of the darkest chapters of Latin American history.

booksiveinherited.com