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Category Archives: Wikimedia
Wealth
Years ago, we had a foster child who would become overly agitated whenever he had to make a choice. For example, offering him cake or ice cream for dessert, he knew he would be missing out on one if he … Continue reading
What’s Everyone Doing?
I didn’t intend to get this into twitter. I love my facebook, and I always thought that twitter was something just for people with fancy phones. I use my cell phone to… brace yourselves… make phone calls while I’m on the … Continue reading
Posted in Star Trek, Wikimedia, Writing
Tagged Agent Awesome, American Chopper, beam me up, Being gay doesn't matter, Branli, Centrechick, Doctor Ruth, Dr. Who, George Takei, George Takei birthday, GLBT fiction, Jane Kindred, Jr., Kat Brauer, Kirstie Alley, Leah Petersen, malindalo, Marie Sexton, Name dropping, Nelson Literary, Nerdgasm, OCD, Paul Jr. Designs, Paul Teutul Jr., Robert Downey, Roni Loren, Sarah Rees Brenna, Scarlett Parrish, swearing, Tardis, The Gay YA, The Siren, Tiffany Reisz, Tymothy Longoria, Wil Wheaton, Writers Digest
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Unmentionables
Today is Palm Sunday, and just like every week, my husband and I packed up the kids into the Mom-Van and went to church. It’s a part of our lives. It’s what we do. In fiction, many writers treat their … Continue reading
Group Marriage
The first time I read about the concept of group marriage in a positive light was in the prolific works of the late great Robert Heinlein. It is a recurring theme in his stories. (OK, several spoiler alerts coming for … Continue reading
Posted in Kingdom Come, Star Trek, Wikimedia, Writing
Tagged Denobulan, Dr. Phlox, gene pool, group marriage, Heinlein, Kingdom Come, Lazarus Long, Robert A Heinlein, Robert Heinlein, sister wives, Star Trek, Star Trek Enterprise, STNG, The Number of the Beast, Time Enough for Love, To Sail Beyond the Sunset, Up the Long Ladder
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Who Knows Best?
Have you ever listened to an author in a live interview stumble over details of their own stories? Does it seem odd that the very creator of the fiction doesn’t know the story nearly as well as the fans? Sometimes, … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Business, Star Trek, Wikimedia, Writing
Tagged Chekov, Khan, Koenig, Wrath of Khan
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