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Mythic Orbits Vol. 2 available on Amazon
If you’re interested in picking up Mythic Orbits Vol. 2, the new anthology that Donald and I have stories in, the Kindle version is available now on Amazon! (Paperback to follow in a few weeks.) Our stories are both reprints … Continue reading
Posted in books, Donald, Kindle, My published fiction, Mysterion, Short fiction, Uncategorized, Writer friends, writing
Tagged Amazon, Christian speculative fiction, Daily Science Fiction, Donald S. Crankshaw, Her Majesty's Guardian, Kindle, Mythic Orbits, The Workshop at the End of the World, Travis Perry
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Mythic Orbits Vol. 2 Release Party tonight!
https://www.facebook.com/events/432196747273586/ Donald and I both have short story reprints in Mythic Orbits Volume 2, an anthology that has its official release party on Facebook tonight. Fortunately, the editor and publisher, our friend Travis Perry of Bear Publications, doesn’t like long … Continue reading
Kickstarter for Tales of Ruma anthology
Do you love stories about Ancient Rome? If so, you might want to check out this Kickstarter for the Tales of Ruma anthology, coming out in April. Described as “an anthology of short stories inspired by Greek and Roman mythology”, … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Rome, books, Fantasy, My published fiction, Short fiction, writing
Tagged ancient Rome, Kickstarter, Tales of Ruma, The Vanished Legions
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Mysterion now available for purchase
Well, posts here have been scarce this year. Â Apparently editing and publishing an anthology is a lot of work. Â Who knew? I’m very excited to announce, however, that the anthology Donald and I have spent much of the last year … Continue reading
Posted in books, Donald, faith, Mysterion, publishing, Short fiction
Tagged Christian fiction, Donald, Mysterion
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Don Quixote: Worldbuilding and self-publishing
I recently participated in a panel at the World Fantasy Convention on the importance of getting real-world details correct when writing fantasy fiction. One suggestion that came up for authors writing in a historically-based setting was to read fiction written … Continue reading
Posted in books, writing
Tagged Don Quixote, history of shaving, Monty Python, self-publishing, worldbuilding
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Imaginarium 2012 now available – in Canada
My story “The Kiss of the Blood-Red Pomegranate” is now out in Imaginarium 2012, an annual reprint anthology from ChiZine Publications and Tightrope Books featuring the previous year’s best Canadian speculative fiction (i.e., science fiction, fantasy, horror, magic realism, and whatever else … Continue reading
Courtney Schafer’s “The Whitefire Crossing”
I recently finished reading the first novel by new author Courtney Schafer: The Whitefire Crossing. It was one of the free books I got at last year’s World Fantasy convention in San Diego. I definitely recommend it, if you enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in books, Reviews, writing
Tagged Courtney Schafer, David Palumbo, epic fantasy, Night Shade Books, World Fantasy Convention
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Childhood cookbook memories
Last weekend, Donald and I were in Nova Scotia for my 20-year highschool reunion. It was a lot of fun! I attended a tiny highschool in rural Nova Scotia, and our graduating class was somewhere between 40 and 45 students. … Continue reading
The Empty Family, by Colm Toibin
I just finished reading The Empty Family, the new short story collection by Irish literary author Colm Toibin (apologies for the lack of accents; I’m not a sophisticated enough blogger to know if WordPress has a way of including accents in … Continue reading
Coffee Table Cookbook
I recently bought this cookbook. It’s a gorgeous hardcover with a colorful cover, and many beautiful pictures of delicious-looking food inside. It was an impulse purchase. I’d been shopping for a dress for my wedding (yes, yes, the store at … Continue reading
Posted in books, Cocktails, Cooking, Food and drink
Tagged books, Cocktails, Cooking, desserts, food, Laurent Tourondel, Rachael Ray
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