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Tag Archives: Sarah A. Hoyt
Speak up. Don’t hide your voice.
(Before I get started, let me begin with an apology. I was laid low by a bug that just wouldn’t go away. This was one of those insidious bugs that not only makes you feel like crap — and that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, Politics
Tagged According to Hoyt, politics, Sarah A. Hoyt, speaking up
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Stand up, speak out and take control
Yesterday I had occasion to go to the local Barnes & Noble. I’ll admit, I don’t go there often. These days, when I do it is because I’m meeting someone there. Part of the reason is the decline in customer … Continue reading
Posted in publishing
Tagged bookscan, Department of Justice, Kate Paulk, price fixing, publishing, Sarah A. Hoyt
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Food for Thought
I have a raging headache this morning and am waiting for the A/C repairman to get here. The headache isn’t because of the A/C. No, it is because of the beating of my head against the wall the last few … Continue reading
Monday morning musings
The caffeine is slowly, oh-so-slowly starting to wind its way through my veins and life is gradually returning to my body. The morning paper has been read and email has been looked at. Thus starts the morning blog crawl before … Continue reading
Don’t Forget Me When I’m Gone – by Sarah A. Hoyt
(Thanks to Sarah for letting me repost her blog today. I hope you enjoy.) I often talk about how I was influenced by Heinlein. What I don’t mention is that the only books of his that could even vaguely be … Continue reading
Why I’m a Human Waver
For those of you who might have missed Sarah’s wonderful series of articles on bringing back that sense of wonder we used to find in science fiction and fantasy, I recommend you read Bring Back That Wonder Feeling, What is … Continue reading
A couple of days ago, Sarah A. Hoyt’s post Bring Back That Wonder Feeling got a lot of people, yours truly included, thinking. The basic gist of the post (and this is just scratching the surface of it. Please, go … Continue reading
Here there be troll-whackers
This morning at Mad Genius Club, I posted about how I’ve come to the decision that my advice to writers about keeping the politics separate from their careers was wrong. I started changing my mind when I watched a small … Continue reading
Thursday snippet
A year or so ago, Sarah A. Hoyt and Kate Paulk challenged me to write a historical fantasy. Now, I know some of you don’t see that as being all that hard. But you have to take into account the … Continue reading