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Tag Archives: Star Wars
Interview with Jen Leigh
Jen Leigh is the acquisitions editor at Distinguished Press. My stories for The Cities of Luna are currently in her care. She claims editors have no bios, so Karyn Pearson, another Distinguished Press author wrote one for her. She was … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged acquisitions, Distinguished Press, editor, hard sci-fi, JJ Abrams, Karyn Pearson, SciFi, soft sci-fi, space opera, Star Trek, Star Wars, submissions, The Hobbit
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The Kessel Run
SciFi Question of the Day: Could You Make the Kessel Run in Less Than Twelve Parecs? Facebook Answers: MissKat Orta I went around the Maw black hole cluster to save distance. Melissa Conway No, I could not because a true parsec … Continue reading
SciFi Question of the Day: Your Lightsaber is Actually a Sonic Screwdriver
SciFi Question of the Day: You wake up in a cell on an Imperial Starship. From the next cell over you hear someone say “You’re a little short for a storm trooper…” You reach for your lightsaber, only to realize … Continue reading
Posted in SciFi Q of the Day
Tagged Am I ginger?, Doctor Who, Geronimo, Lightsaber, Sonic Screwdriver, Star Wars, stormtrooper, stormtroppoer
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Interview With Amber Lin
Amber Lin writes erotic romance with damaged souls and deep emotion. Her debut novel Giving It Up (Loose Id, 9781611188431) received The Romance Review’s Top Pick, Night Owl Top Pick, and 5 Blue Ribbons from Romance Junkies. RT Book Reviews … Continue reading
Interview With Michael Interbartolo III
Michael Interbartolo III is the In Situ Field Test Project Manager at NASA’s Johnson Space Center. He is responsible for overseeing the design, test and integration of the first generation system that will process representative Martian soil and atmosphere to produce … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Andree Wallin, Attitude Control Branch, civil servant, deep space travel, Division Certification of Flight Readiness, Exceptional Achievement Medal, George Lucas, George Washington University, Goddard, Goldilocks zone, Have we stopped dreaming?, In Situ Field Test Project, ion propulsion, Johnson Space Center, Joseph Kosinski, Kepler Mission, LOx, Marian atmosphere, Mars, Martian soil, Methane thruster, Mike Massimino, Mission Control, Mission Operations Directorate, NASA, Natalie Villalobos, Neil deGrasse Tyson, nerd tree, Oblivion, Orbiter Project Office, Orion Avionics, Paul Spudis, Penny for NASA, Penny4NASA, products that have come from the space program, Prophets of Science Fiction, Pursuit, Robotic mission to Mars, shuttle Atlantis, solar electric propulsion, Space Transportation Vehicle Division, Space X, SpaceX, Spartan payloads, Special Payloads Division, Star Wars, Steely Eye Missile (wo)men of Mission Ops, Steely Eyed Missile Men of Mission Ops, Tau'ri Battlecruiser, The Big Bang Theory
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Interview With Elysia Whisler
Elysia was born in Texas, but was whisked off to Italy 2 weeks later. The gypsy years of her youth were spent on the road or in military quarters. When asked to compress, she says her childhood was spent in … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Alaska, BA in Psychology, Billy Mills, Black Rocks, culture shock, Ear Buns, Elysia Whisler, Every Passion, feisanna, First Novels, First Pages Workshop, Ghost Dance, gypsy year of youth, Han or Greedo, Hawai'i, Irish Dance, Lauren McGrath Dutton, marathon, Marine Corps Marathon, McGrath Academy of Irish Dance, Nelson Literary, Pikes Peak Writers Conference, Princess Leah Hair, reverence to culture, running shoes, Running Strong for American Indian Youth, Sandy Writing Conference, Sara Megibow, slush pile, Star Wars
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Interview With Ethan Stone
Ethan Stone is the author of several M/M romances, all available from Dreamspinner Press. He is in love with an amazing man who also drives him nuts. Living in a Nevada town that is neither Reno nor Las Vegas, he … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Aeacus, Being Taught, Blood & Tears, Blood and Tears, Class Comics, Dreamspinner Press, Ethan Stone, Flesh & Blood, Flesh and Blood, heterosexual, homophobia, homosexual, In the Flesh, Kinsey Scale, M/M erotica, May the Force Be With You, Star Wars, Starting Over, straight women write M/M, The Mark of Aeacus, Wolf Moon
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Han Shot First
When I first started my blog, I planned to carefully type every post into MS Word, proofread it carefully, and then copy and paste it into a well formatted blog entry. That lasted a day. I do sometimes start with … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Business, Writing
Tagged Han Shot First, Han Solo, L. Frank Baum, Oz, Star Wars
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Machete Order
Although I write SciFi and have been a Star Wars fan all my life, I had not heard of “Machete Order” until yesterday. It came up when a facebook friend asked what order her daughter should watch the Star Wars movies. I … Continue reading →