When the First Zombie War came…
… Back in 1880, someone had to tend the wounded. The field nurses were a hardy breed — utterly fearless, heavily armed, and carrying a small hospital’s worth of supplies on their person in case of injured survivors. They were known by their emblem, a white cross on red, and by their [...]
Halloween Links Roundup
* WUTC Interview with Yours Truly. The interview took place at DragonCon a couple of months ago, and I’d all but forgotten about it — but it’s been mixed for Halloween. In other news, it’s deeply weird to hear someone read your own material in excerpt. Not bad, just really strange.
* I [...]
October 30, 2008
I realize that not everybody out there has had a lifetime of parochial school like yours truly, but surely someone in this ORGANIZED PRAYER GROUP on Wall Street might’ve sensed a little irony.
In all fairness, technically that’s a bronze bull and not a golden calf. But still. I mean. [...]
October 29, 2008
Here’s today’s progress on my steampunk novella about a runaway-slave- turned-air-pirate and his lost Confederate war dirigible, a mysterious doomsday weapon, and a disenfranchised southern spy who’s gone to work for the Pinkerton National Detective Agency — now with Bonus! military intrigue and a gentle mad scientist who’s slowly losing his mind:
Project: The Clementine
New [...]
October 28, 2008
So our internet has been deeply iffy for the last couple of days, and God knows why, but it seems to be back up and more or less steady — knock on wood — if rather slow. This has been aggravating, as you might imagine, and it’s made writing slow-going. For this first [...]
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