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Author Archives: AmyBeth Inverness
On the Road Again… or Was That a Wagon?
On the wagon? Or off the wagon… I have no idea which metaphor applies, since I’m not talking about alcohol. A few weeks ago I posted “Eep!” as my update, since things were not going well. The next week, I … Continue reading
I am queen of this little corner of my world… Guest Post by Cassandra Carr
Today, I am pleased to welcome a writing guest, Cassandra Carr! Cassandra is a multi-published, award-winning erotic romance writer with Ellora’s Cave, Siren, and Loose Id who lives in Western New York with her husband, Inspiration, and her daughter, Too Cute for … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blog Posts
Tagged BDSM, Cassandra Carr, Dom, Ellora's Cave, Impact, Loose ID, Siren, Submissive, Taboo
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Colloquial
Meeting new friends via social media, it is easier to be racially color blind. Although sometimes the name gives away a clue, or I peruse our newfound friend’s profile to see where they live, I often find myself developing a … Continue reading
Posted in Write on Edge
Tagged colloquialisms, color with a u, differences, linguistics, Max Kohn, Tsunami
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Interview With Charles E Root Jr
Charles E Root Jr has an immortal claim to SciFi fame in his portrayal of the much-loved character Scotty, Chief Engineer of the Starship Enterprise in the web-based series Star Trek: Phase II. He also lives close enough to me that I can … Continue reading
Friendship
I used to have lots of friends. Childhood through college there was always a plethora of people close around me. Buddies to hang out with, true friends with soft shoulders to cry on. There were classmates I saw every day, … Continue reading
SciFi Q of the Day: Release the Kraken!
SciFi Question of the Day: If someone yelled “Release the Kraken!” Would you do it? Assuming, of course, you’re standing next to the big “Pull here to release the Kraken” lever… Facebook Answers: Matt Petersen of course…then pull out medusa’s head … Continue reading
…and the winner is…
. Congratulations to Lisa W! You’ve won a digital copy of Elise Rome‘s The Sinning Hour!
Interview With Charles Justiz
A graduate of the of the United States Air Force Academy and a former United States Air Force Officer, Charles Justiz has logged over 16,000 hours on over 100 different types of aircraft during his career. Prior to his retirement from NASA in 2010, Dr. Justiz … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged aerospace engineering, Air Force Academy, Apollo 13, Artificial Intelligence, Aviation Safety, Dayna Steele, DC-9, ionized plasma flows around charged spacecraft, KC-135, Machine Based Intelligence, Mass Fraction, NASA, plausible science, rocket science, Ron Howard, rotovator, Space Elevator, space shuttle, Specific Impulse, successor to the Space Shuttle, suspension of disbelief, Tom Hanks, University of Houston, USAF, Vomit Comet
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AmyBeth Inverness 