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Monthly Archives: February 2009
We offered, you refused
Dear Republicans and/or conservatives, I don’t know how to break this to you, since you obviously haven’t figured it out yourselves yet, but it’s starting to become a problem. So here it goes. You lost. Last November, the American people took a good … Continue reading
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Interludes in reality
I know one of the biggest mistakes in blogging is to blog about why you’re not blogging (META ALERT) but as you’ll see below, avoiding mistakes doesn’t seem to be one of my talents. So I thought I’d let my readers … Continue reading
Mainstream media admits ebooks to become, uh, mainstream
It’s getting really hard to deny my Cassandra Complex. This sounds an awful lot like what I wrote back in 2000 (yes, nine gorram years ago): People are already circumventing all this by self-publishing. The self-publishing industry is the only area … Continue reading
The paradox of thrift
Really good article explaining how recessions work and why tax cuts and “letting people keep more of their own money” may sound nice, but doesn’t actually help anything. Now we’ve entered “paradox of thrift” territory. People are saving more. And … Continue reading
Second time around
Now that I’ve started rewrites on my NaNoWriMo ’06 project, I thought this might be a good time to describe my approach to fiction. This is by no means the only way or even the “right” way to write fiction, it’s just … Continue reading
Searching for the perfect cloud
I’m still having trouble finding an ideal cloud computing solution. I haven’t written much recently because Google Docs is just enough of a pain in the ass to get to that I don’t bother with it. Turns out I have to be able to … Continue reading