Time for a Change

June 3, 2015

May I recommend to you my new story, “The Venetian Dialectic,” to be found in The Change, a brand-new anthology edited by S.M. Stirling? The story takes place in Steve’s Emberverse, in which he’s been writing for damn near 20 years now.  In order to understand the story, you need only to know that in this […]

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Family

June 2, 2015

So what good is family, exactly? Raising children, obviously, and caring for the elderly; establishing a financial and property arrangement to the benefit of all members; providing emotional support, a loving and safe environment; a sensible division of labor.  All of which is to some degree supported and regulated by law. But what’s the point […]

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Mountain Mysteries

June 2, 2015

The Rio Hondo workshop is over for another year, and I’m scrambling to catch up with my normal life, such as it is.  And prepare for Taos Toolbox, which begins in less than a month. Here I am in the Commandant’s chair at the head of the table in our meeting room at Snow Bear, […]

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Getting Stuffed

May 30, 2015

Here’s your cute cat picture of the day. Except, y’know, dead bobcat plus chemicals plus mannikin.  Because we’re sharing a hotel with the New Mexico Taxidermy Convention, and there’s a whole giant room full of stuffed animals in lifelike poses. Plus Corvettes.  Because the Corvette Fancy is here too. So Corvettes, Taxidermy, and science fiction. […]

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Not Paleo

May 29, 2015

Courtesy of Diana Rowland, the “potato po’boy,” a New Orleans treat with which I was previously unacquainted. A hoagie roll slathered with mayonnaise, filled with french fries, and then drowned in brown gravy. A very good thing, if this is the sort of thing you think is good.  Of course, your pancreas can disagree.

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Beaver Dam 1, Vacationers 0

May 29, 2015
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Mittelmeer

May 27, 2015

I’m up the mountain at the Rio Hondo workshop right now, and I don’t have a lot of time to post.  So please enjoy this view of a non-New Mexican subject, a Mediterranean sunset.

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Sale on Sail!

May 24, 2015

My first published novel, To Glory Arise, originally titled The Privateer when it was first released, will be on sale for the next week for a mere $0.99.  It’s available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Google Play, Smashwords,  iBooks, and (for those of you on the Indian subcontinent) Flipkart. The book is jolly good fun, though […]

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Clickable

May 19, 2015

So I have an ebook promotion coming up, and I’ve been uploading new versions of some of my ebooks to the various sites.  The new versions have clickable links, which means that if you like the book, you can immediately click on another book by me and and download it. (And that is certainly an […]

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Texas Joik

May 18, 2015

When you’re joiking, you’re joiking alone.  But not in this case. Joiking is normally an a cappella art form, but here Wimme brings a rhythm track with him, for a song as big as all Texas. I’m not sure where the picture comes from.  It’s not the album cover, anyway. But what I’d like to […]

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