Tag Archives: science fiction

A Most Unusual Species

Posted on October 25, 2015 by

One of my time-traveling friends came across this report while he was scavenging in the wreckage of a scout star-cruiser in the Altarian sector. It took him a few weeks to translate it for me, but since he does have … Continue reading →

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A fitting tribute to a great man…Leonard Nimoy memorial, WorldCon 2015

Posted on August 31, 2015 by

Leigh Ann Hildebrand, Ginger Buchanan, and David Gerrold share their memories of Leonard Nimoy with attendees at WorldCon 2015 Sunday, August 23 in Spokane, Washington. A fitting tribute was given by these three to Leonard Nimoy, a man who impacted … Continue reading →

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Creating believable characters

Posted on July 15, 2015 by

What makes a story great? Is it the plot? The research? The philosophy imparted to the reader? It is all these things, but the most important of all – the thing that makes a story stick in the mind – … Continue reading →

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Dancing in the Stars

Posted on January 26, 2015 by

Hello friends: I decided that my blog would, from time to time, feature a short story I’ve written and want to share. I had a lot of fun writing this one, so enjoy it. Leave a comment if you like. … Continue reading →

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