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Category Archives: conventions
What’s it Worth to You? How Comic-con Reaffirmed my Priorities
Comic-Con was a blast–full of all the wonder, insanity and delight of fandom everywhere–and it gave me an unexpected chance to consider my time. Before I went to San Diego last week for Comic-con (my first ever), I had been … Continue reading
Posted in conventions, essays, personal, Uncategorized
Tagged Comic-con, E. C. Ambrose, lines, panels, priorities, San Diego Comic Con, SDCC, SDCCI, time
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The Transit of Venus, the Passing of a Star
I had plans about various blog entries I would write this week, and I still hope to write them, but they must wait while we mourn the passing Ray Bradbury, one of the stars of science fiction, and one of … Continue reading
Review: The Drowning City, a flawed fantasy
The Drowning City by Amanda Downum My rating: 3 of 5 stars A promising work, that fell sadly flat. I’m always excited to see fantasy works with unusual settings and characters, so this is the first from my World Fantasy … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews, character development, conventions, fantasy, fiction, magic, Uncategorized
Tagged conventions, fantasy, fiction, reviews, secondary world, setting
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All a Fantasy Writer Needs
I had the great good fortune to be at the World Science Fiction Convention (commonly known as Worldcon) this past weekend in Reno (hence the dubbing “Renovation”). Made some comments on my twitter stream with the official hashtag #renosf I … Continue reading
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Tagged author, character, conventions, fantasy, history, plot, worldcon, writing process
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