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Tag Archives: fanfic
BayCon 2018
Another weekend, another convention! This weekend, I’m off to BayCon, the San Francisco Bay Area’s oldest fan-run science fiction convention. I have a rich, full schedule: Saturday, May 26 10 – 11:30 AM: Fan Fiction: A Stepping Stone or a … Continue reading
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Tagged BayCon, fanfic, Imagination Faire, science fiction convention, Star Wars
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Why I dedicated Kill By Numbers to Brian
Brian Thomas and I met when I was still in high school, at a meeting of the Flint Area Writers Club. Brian was a storyteller, full of adventure and fun. I was – and continue to be – in awe of … Continue reading
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Posted in Books for sale, Science Fiction, writing
Tagged As Above So Below, Brian Thomas, fanfic, Kill By Numbers, Lost Angels, space opera, Star Wars, succubus, writing inspiration
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Star Wars fan theories
In November, I was invited to contribute to a new Star War fan community on Wattpad in advance of the release of The Force Awakens. For whatever reason, the community never really gelled. My chief contribution was to pull together topics … Continue reading