Monday, February 12, 2007

This Headline Should Read . . .

. . . Parent Flunks Humor Exam

Friday, February 02, 2007

Author Burns Own House Down

. . . but seems to miss his sports car the most.

David Eddings, being, as he eloquently describes it, dumb.

Harry Potter Available For Pre-Order

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows is out at Amazon.

Go. Get it. You know you want it.

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Worst Name For A Movie That Was Meant To Be Serious

The Astronaut Farmer

Which Sci-Fi Writer Am I?

I am:
John Brunner
His best known works are dystopias -- vivid realizations of the futures we want to avoid.


Which science fiction writer are you?

Sunday, January 07, 2007

mildyamusing.com

We've made a bunch of changes over at mildlyamusing.com. We've basically turned the whole thing into a blog to make things easier. If you haven't been checking it out, check it out. And watch it close--lots of fun stuff in store for the coming year.

Monday, December 11, 2006

Testing The New Blog: This is just a test of the new version of blogger. Had this been an actual blog post, you'd have gotten bored and stopped reading by now.

Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Writing Question For Non-Writers: Okay, this question is about writing, but it's for readers.

In his book on writing comics, Peter David says that it's good, if your characters are in a situation that's beyond what you would encounter in real life, to acknowledge this by having your characters say something like, "This is like something out of a comic book!"

So the question for readers is, when you read something like this or hear it in a movie, does it make the story seem more real or does it pull you out of the story, as you're reminded that it's just a book or a movie?

Monday, October 02, 2006

The Medicine Show Rolls On: Issue 3 of the Intergalactic Medicine Show is out.

Saturday, September 30, 2006

Winner!: As it turns out, I won one of the pro edits in the raffle, the one from Diane Goettel, one of the editors of the no-longer-in-danger Apex Digest.

Now to pick a story . . .