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Author Archives: AmyBeth Inverness
Being Professional
…and first, a word from our sponsor… …no, wait… first an update for #ROW80. Give me a break, it’s 1 AM and I’m discombobulated. THIS WEEK… not so hot. I’d call it barely acceptable. But that leads into the topic … Continue reading
SciFi Q of the Day: Sparkly Rainbow Unicorns
SciFi Question of the Day: Your publisher insists on using this image as a cover photo, yet they have specified SciFi not Fantasy. What do you write a story about? (Credit to 35millipead on Flickr with a Creative Commons license.) Facebook … Continue reading
Posted in SciFi Q of the Day
Tagged cover art, Creative Commons, Daren Dochterman, fantasy vs scifi, Flickr, millipead, mist, Rainbow, sparkles, sparkly, unicorn
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The Trajectory of Dreams: Guest Post by Nicole Wolverton
When you’re writing a mentally ill woman who isn’t above a little murder if it suits her purposes, there’s a chance people are going to think you’re a little nuts yourself. Let’s face it, there’s a very real compulsion to … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blog Posts
Tagged astronauts, guest post, mental illness, murder, Nicole Wolverton, Trajectory of Dreams
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A Story About Sex
First, my ROW80 update, because it is a huge pet peeve of mine to click on someone’s link-up just to find a long rambling post about lettuce or something and the ROW80 update is an afterthought at the end, or … Continue reading
Posted in ROW80, Writing
Tagged #ROW80, Abandon, Aerosmith, anthology, deadline, Felt Tips, Get LF8D, In the Closet, love in an elevator, Pikes Peak Writers, Pikes Peak Writers Conference, Point of View, PPW, Precipice, sex, sexuality, Space Elevator, To the Earth and Back, voyeuristic AI
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End of February
Hmm… methinks this is going to be a boring update. I’m pretty much the same as last week: Yes, meeting my goals thanks to writing more short stories, but not working on novels right now. I also need to spend … Continue reading
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H. E. Double Hockey-Sticks
Some months ago I had a conversation with Michael Laine and some of the other great minds at the Liftport Group about just how far from the equator a space elevator could be. I was surprised when I found out … Continue reading →