That New Fangled Book Format
by Raymond M. Coulombe Remember when books went to that new fangled format? No, not e-books. I’m talking about paperback books. It was a […]
Month: May 2018
Minorities in Fiction
by Raymond M. Coulombe Junot Diaz, Pulitzer Prize winning author, has been dethroned from his lofty public position by charges of sexual harassment. That’s […]
Something Borrowed Something Spew – Chapter 5 – The Chronicles of Swamp Lords
Part 5. About Five Minutes Past… THE HORROR IN THE CRYPT moaned. Cornmelia hacked on the choking dust of decades. The horror shifted, undulated, rising […]
The Creativity Conundrum
by Raymond M. Coulombe Creative people have a hard time. We must create. It’s what we do. Unfortunately, we also have to survive in […]
Found in Translation?
Raymond M. Coulombe I realized I was a true literature geek when I actually got excited about different translations of Beowulf. Bored yet? How’s […]
Patrick’s Infantry Fantasy Camp
by Patrick LeClerc We constantly hear that we should write what we know. But there are plenty of things we don’t really know, but we […]
What to do about old books?
By Raymond M. Coulombe Recently I was reading an article about getting rid of the clutter in one’s life. It caught my attention as […]