Miss Spankhurts

January 24, 2007

A timely reminder for all our friends with fragile minds. All together now . . .

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Kansas. Nebraska.

January 22, 2007

Lately I’ve had to write Kansas/Nebraska chapters. Anyone who’s actually driven through the American heartland will know what I mean by this. Kansas and Nebraska— especially Nebraska— are places the motorist must to suffer through in order to get to somewhere actually interesting. Books can have a similar geography. Sometimes, in order to go somewhere […]

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"The Bomber"

January 18, 2007

My post on Roman nicknames (“Chickpea,” below) led me to think about colorful nicknames and who uses them, and who doesn’t but should. Right now, the only people who use nicknames are gangsters, boxers, and mixed martial artists. For the latter, it seems to be a requirement. Everyone on the Ultimate Fighting Championship seems to […]

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Chickpea

January 15, 2007

The new series of HBO’s Rome is upon us, something I’ve been awaiting with great anticipation. But it brings again to mind the business of Latin names. Say you are visiting ancient Rome. A bunch of men come up to you, and one of them says: “Hi. I’m Stick. These are my friends Pretty-Boy, Piggy, […]

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Vampire Kitchen (2)

January 15, 2007

Due to popular demand, we present these photos of the authentic Vampire Kitchen, taken by our friend Scott Denning.

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Vampire Kitchen

January 8, 2007

Kathy’s university sends her home for the period between Xmas and New Year’s Day, so that’s the time we often devote to a major Home Improvement Project. This time we decided to repaint the kitchen. Followed by the master bath, if there was time and if we were still speaking to each other. The kitchen […]

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Gold-Plated Nanobombs

January 3, 2007

Laser-activated, gold-plated nanobombs are being used to fight cancer. I mean, how cool is that?

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Navidad

December 31, 2006

So here in New Mexico we have our holiday traditions. We eat tamales and posole, and set fire to farolitos and luminarias, and sing “Vamos Todos a Belen,” (“Everbody Go to Bethlehem”) which is a kind of clanky waltz from “La Pastorela,” the classic shepherds’ play. Since I live near the town of Belen, the […]

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Back in Print!

December 20, 2006

Hardwired is back in print. Over the years, it’s been my most popular novel, both in the US and in places like France and Japan. It’s probably time to replace that beaten-up old copy that you’ve had on your shelves all this time. Find it at Amazon or Night Shade Books. Or you could make […]

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Log of the Eclipse (14)

December 19, 2006

I’ve had a very busy few months. This month is no less busy. But if recovering from a virus isn’t a sufficient excuse for self-indulgence, then what is? Time for another reverie . . . Cast your mind back to April last, and Day 14 of our Turkish Expedition . . . 6 April, 2006 […]

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