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Table of Contents Announcement
Donald S. Crankshaw and I are pleased to announce the Table of Contents for our forthcoming anthology Mysterion: Rediscovering the Mysteries of the Christian Faith. Authors include Nebula nominees Beth Cato and Kenneth Schneyer, plus 18 others, newcomers and veterans … Continue reading
New story out in SQ Mag
My story “Thou Hast by Moonlight at Her Window Sung” is in the latest edition of SQ Mag, from Australia. They publish in a webzine format, with all the stories available to read for free online. So check it out, … Continue reading
Worlds without eggs
I haven’t liked eggs since I was 3 years old. Eggs as ingredients don’t bother me–in cake, custard, ice-cream, meringue, chocolate mousse, chocolate soufflé, pancakes, waffles–I just don’t think of them as food. I don’t eat flour straight out of the … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Rome, Food and drink, writing
Tagged ancient Roman food, Apicius, eggs, food, omelets, patina
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Six months of garden pictures
Last year, I posted some pictures of my vegetable garden at one-week intervals, from when I started planting at the beginning of April, to early May. Originally, I was going to do a monthly garden post of weekly pictures. But that … Continue reading
In Defense of Stew
From Diana Wynne Jones’s The Tough Guide to Fantasyland: Stew is the staple food in Fantasyland, so be warned. You may shortly be longing passionately for omelette, steak, or baked beans, but none of these will be forthcoming, indoors or … Continue reading
Posted in Food and drink, writing
Tagged Diana Wynne Jones, Don Quixote, history of food, stew, The Tough Guide to Fantasyland
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Mysterion Anthology
Donald and I decided that our marriage doesn’t have enough conflict and neither of us has enough distractions from writing fiction. In a perhaps-foolhardy attempt to solve both issues at once, we’re going to edit and independently publish an anthology together. For those of … Continue reading
Posted in Donald, Entrepreneurial, faith, Mysterion, publishing
Tagged Christian fiction, Donald, Mysterion, publishing
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New story out in NewMyths.com
My latest story just came out in Issue 30 of NewMyths.com. “Twenty-Seven Images of Retribution” concerns a young man determined to avenge his father’s death, while struggling to come to terms with how his father failed him, his mother, and … Continue reading
New story out in Crowded
Sometimes it can seem as if I hardly ever get a story published. So it’s exciting to announce, only a month after my last new story came out, that “It Is Beautiful Here” is now up at Crowded Magazine. Crowded … Continue reading
Posted in My published fiction, Short fiction, writing
Tagged Crowded Magazine, It Is Beautiful Here
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