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"The Vessel" in the Quest for Atlantis anthology
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Tag Archives: fantasy
Book Review – Something Wicked This Way Comes
Ray Bradbury died June 5th of this year, a day this universe lost a literary giant. I just finished reading Something Wicked This Way Comes for the first time. I have read some other Bradbury works, including Fahrenheit 451, Dandelion … Continue reading
Posted in Book review, Great Writing, Inspirations
Tagged book review, fantasy, greatness, influences, Ray Bradbury
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Pioneers and Giants
For this blog post I’m dividing the great writers into two categories–pioneers and giants. I define pioneers as those who start a new genre of fiction by themselves, and giants as those who come along later and take an existing … Continue reading
Posted in Genres, Great Writing
Tagged books, fantasy, genres, greatness, Isaac Asimov, Jules Verne, Ray Bradbury, Robert Heinlein, romance, science fiction, steampunk, writing
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Why I am Poseidon’s Scribe
I write fiction, and most of the time the setting for my stories is the ocean. When you grow up in the Midwest, the sea is so distant and seems very exotic. You can only imagine the smell of the … Continue reading
Posted in Poseidon's Scribe
Tagged fantasy, historical, horror, Jules Verne, muse, ocean, science fiction, sea, steampunk, Tom Swift
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