What did you blog about today?

[Cli-Fi]

New Time Travel is hitting the small screen and I don't necessarily see how any of them can be any better than Timeless was. Here I talked about Timeless Season 1, what worked, and what didn't and the hurdles any new time travel show faces: Timeless Ends It’s Run As A New Generation of Time Travel Heads to TV – JohnJFalco.com

 

[J-Sun]

It was yesterday, but I talked about the 2017 edition of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Complete Series (DVD Box Set).

(Before that, I discussed the movie Arrival, recommended Grace Seybold's fantasy, "Gravity's Exile," and Dustin Kennedy's SF novelette, "Tav," and Carl Franzen's SF story "The Perfect Porn.")

 

[thaddeus6th]

J-Sun, I also like DS9 (not enough to buy the DVDs, though) but that packaging sounds horrendous. I share your dislike of overlapping discs.

 

[Ignited Moth]

Last night I finished reading a really good historical fiction novel called The Nightingale, so today I wrote a review for it on my blog:
The Nightingale- No Spoiler Book Review

 

[J-Sun]

I'm not big on the historical fiction, specifically, but your whole blog is neat.

 

[Ignited Moth]

I'm not big on the historical fiction, specifically, but your whole blog is neat.

Thank you so much! I just went and checked out your blog too and had to give it a follow. I really like the name of your blog (clever and catchy) and I look forward to more of your posts.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Bryan Wigmore, author of The Goddess Project, talks about his debut novel.

 

[Jo Zebedee]

The unsung heroes of sff communities. Like Brian, and the mods


JoZebwrites: On unsung community heroes

 

[HareBrain]

Bryan Wigmore, author of The Goddess Project, talks about his debut novel.

And a little about Stephen's novel Memory Seed, and, hippies.

 

[BionicGriff]

I wrote my first blog post this morning, outlining some new goals I have in life, that include reading and writing, in which this site will hopefully play a large role. I've finished a couple books over the last few weeks, I'll hopefully be getting some, maybe not really reviews, but just my thoughts on them up in the next couple days.

 

[Juliana]

Bryan Wigmore, author of The Goddess Project, talks about his debut novel.

Nice post! I love the way it's actually more of a conversation than an interview. Very interesting, both of you. (Although I'd quite like a hot cat on my back – it sounds very restful!)

The unsung heroes of sff communities. Like Brian, and the mods

Yes to everything in this post! So many heroes...

 

[thaddeus6th]

Jo, that post reminded me of a MUD I used to frequent (for about a decade and a half). Went quiet, then shut. Oddly sad. I'd built a couple of the areas myself (I was particularly proud that if you visited a museum and learnt the Dutch phrases there, you could flirt with the royal family mobs).

On a lighter note, succession, and alternatives to primogeniture: Thaddeus the Sixth: Succession Matters

 

[The Big Peat]

Jo, that post reminded me of a MUD I used to frequent (for about a decade and a half). Went quiet, then shut. Oddly sad. I'd built a couple of the areas myself (I was particularly proud that if you visited a museum and learnt the Dutch phrases there, you could flirt with the royal family mobs).

On a lighter note, succession, and alternatives to primogeniture: Thaddeus the Sixth: Succession Matters

Needs more tanistry

 

[Steve S]

Just added final post in my three-part blog series - Lessons I learned from writing an epic fantasy trilogy. This post looks at how to achieve a strong ending for your trilogy.

 

[GCJ]

I wrote my first Chrons blog detailing my fear of outing myself as some sort of writer. It's an introspective take on indoctrinated west of Scotland shame at pursuing hobbies in the arts.

 

[Ignited Moth]

Just posted a review for volume 2 of Saga to my blog. Such a great comic series.
Saga, Volume 2: No Spoiler Review

 

[ratsy]

Just did a blog about some of the more recent horror books Ive read. Some really great ones in there!

Recent horror reads

 

[cyprus7]

An acrostic poem inspired by the Trappist-1 news this week: Exoplanets Acrostic Poem | Mark McClure Today

 

[pambaddeley]

Just added final post in my three-part blog series - Lessons I learned from writing an epic fantasy trilogy. This post looks at how to achieve a strong ending for your trilogy.

Glad you didn't give away too much about the end Steve as I just bought it

 

[thaddeus6th]

A blog about where I am with writing, future projects, etc.
Progress report, and a look ahead