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Stations of the American Time Line
<Some world-building for The Centuries Unlimited> When penetrated by a Time Line (properly a “para-configuration translation sheath” or “samayve” ), a historical period splits from “canonical history” and moves into the future in parallel with the Line’s terminus in the … Continue reading
Tales from Alternate Earths 2
I am pleased to announce that the new Tales from Alternate Earths anthology is out! In it you’ll find alternate history stories about such subjects as the 21st-century secession of New England from the British Empire, the voyage of Christopher … Continue reading
Centuries Unlimited Beta Readers?
Tomorrow’s my last work day before my vacation, which means it’s time to send The Centuries Unlimited to beta readers. If you would like to read a time travel/noir family saga about trust and flying gangsters, please tell me to add you … Continue reading
The Wind from the West
The wind from the west Makes me stop and take the time To look up and smile.
Ottoman Clothing
I wrote a line last week in The Sultan’s Enchanter: ” “The man’s beard was long and tangled, cap and shoes missing, without vest or sash over his stained shirt and breeches.” Oh. My. Blob, but that sentence took a lot … Continue reading
A Dried-up Wasp Nest
A dried-up wasp nest. Nothing but dust in its cells. It can still inspire.
Sounds of Night-Time Rain
Sounds of night-time rain: Easier to sleep under Than roofers’ hammers.
Steam on my Glasses
Steam on my glasses and lashing curtains of rain. It’s all just water.
Five Star Reviews: A Series of Steaks
So I was just innocently minding my own business, reading through the stories nominated for the Hugo awards this year, when I was accosted, wrestled to the floor, and tickled to death by “A Series of Steaks,” by Vina Jie-Min … Continue reading
The Centuries Unlimited is done!
Date: 6/26/2018 Place: Haji Dimitar, Sofia, Bulgaria Listening to: Home Phillip Phillips Cover – Peter Hollens Words: 104,314 Chapters: 26 First line: She came into my life like a train wreck. Last line: Her laughter flew up to the blue sky and … Continue reading
