Fulmination, Ruminations, and Snacks from a Resurgent Author
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Alien Tourist Podcast in Production
My "Alien Tourist" podcast is in production and will air later in April. Click through for more on the podcast. [Continue]Life, the World, and All That
My Favorite 19th Century Housekeeping Guides
Two 19th century cookbooks and housekeeping guides are my go-to resources, not only for research but also for practical use in cooking. [Continue]Gaming
Women Warriors and Chest Size: Three Factors to Consider
It's a fact: women fighters have breasts. Here are three things to consider when dealing with female anatomy in rpgs and fantasy settings. [Continue]Recommended
Me, Short Stories, and Robert Heinlein
My short story interests were shaped by authors like Robert Heinlein and many others. Now I'm making my short fiction available to readers. [Continue]Thinkishness
Introducing Mouse Science at the Lizard Lair
I'm kicking off a new subject area at my blog covering science enabled by laboratory mice. Mouse science makes big breakthroughs possible. [Continue]World Building
Women Warriors and Chest Size: Three Factors to Consider
It's a fact: women fighters have breasts. Here are three things to consider when dealing with female anatomy in rpgs and [Continue]Writing
How to Use Class in Historical Settings, Part 2
Developing class consciousness in a fictional world lets a writer see the boundaries that, if broken, will create conflict. (Part 2 of 3) [Continue]Alternate History
Alternate History Part 2: Of Highwaymen, Ghosts, and Rural Surrey
In creating an alternate history that allows for the paranormal, I considered how the paranormal - ghosts in particular - might have affected historical events. This post takes a look at the link between highwaymen, ghosts, and rural Surrey in the 19th century. [Continue]Media
Alien Tourist Podcast in Production
My "Alien Tourist" podcast is in production and will air later in April. Click through for more on the podcast. [Continue]Future Science



Rethinking Ancient Symbols. Part I: Color
Three Problems to Avoid If You Publish a Fiction Ebook
How to Use Class in Historical Settings, Part 1



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