Earwigs

October 25, 2012

I’ve been bushwacked by a tune.  It was a tune I hadn’t heard, or thought about, for years, most likely decades, and suddenly it’s there in my head, and I can’t make it go away. So I thought I’d pass the ear bug on to you.  Maybe you’ll take it with you when you leave. […]

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Cat Island

October 24, 2012

I am pleased to report that Cat Island, my long out-of-print sea-adventure tale, is now available via Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Smashwords. Cat Island is the final volume in a sort of inadvertent trilogy.  I had planned to write only one novel about Favian Markham— in the outline, my story was neat and tidy— […]

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Toolbox 2012

October 23, 2012

Every so often I feel compelled to remind readers about Taos Toolbox, the master class for science fiction and fantasy, which will be held July 28-August 10, 2013. I will be teaching along with Nancy Kress, and with special lecturer Melinda Snodgrass. Applications will be accepted beginning December 1, 2012, which means you have six […]

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Blue Hole

October 20, 2012

I’m off to Blue Hole this weekend for a bit of scuba diving.  It’s unlikely I’ll meet anyone there with a navel as tasty as Adinetha’s, but I guess you never know.

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Trusting My Readers

October 19, 2012

I’ve been working on Cat Island, the next of the old seas stories I plan to release in ebook formats.  While I’ve generally been pleasantly surprised to read my earlier works, this is the first of the re-issues that have made me want to go through the book with a machete.  So that’s what I’m […]

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Hopping

October 18, 2012

I am of an age where, on a regular basis, I’m forced to contemplate my age.  But I’m not old.  Not by the Hopping Standard, anyway. I’ve decided that I’m young so long as I can don my trousers standing up, hopping from one foot to the other.  When I have to put my trousers […]

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Reviews In The Nick Of Time: Argo

October 16, 2012

Argo  does not seem to be a movie that appeals to the teenage audience.  I don’t think there was a single person under forty in the theater, and most were eligible for Social Security.  I haven’t been in an audience of so many gray-haired people since The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest.  (Retirees love […]

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Maples

October 12, 2012

There is exactly one canyon in New Mexico where you can find maple trees, trapped here by changing climate after the last Ice Age. This is clearly the time of year to go see them. We went about ten days ago, but the leaves were just starting to turn.  We returned yesterday to find the […]

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The Tern Schooner

October 11, 2012

Behold!  The Tern Schooner, the latest in the ebook reissues of my old sailing series, is now available via Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Smashwords. The book was originally published by Dell as The Yankee, in the same month and from the same publisher as The Yankee by Dana Fuller Ross. (Because Dell was just […]

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Quizzical

October 10, 2012

Wow, we have only a single winner for the Boolean Gate quiz.  Congratulations, Steve Halter!  Email me your address, and a signed copy of the uncorrected proofs will soon be winging their way to you. Here are the questions and answers: 1.  Who are the three historical figures depicted on the cover? Mark Twain, JP […]

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