What I Learned from Anthony Bourdain
by Patrick LeClerc Anthony Bourdain’s death hit me hard. He was an inspiration to me, through his writing and his television shows, making an impression […]
Month: June 2018
Skill Sets
by Raymond M. Coulombe The publishing process is more democratic than ever before. It used to be a pretty high bar as publishing took a […]
Story Basics
by Raymond M. Coulombe In my not too distant past I spent way too much time wading through the slush pile of story submissions. […]
Review of ‘Leviathan Wakes’ by James S.A. Corey
Review of ‘Leviathan Wakes’ Book One of the Expanse Series By James S.A. Corey I started watching the television show ‘The Expanse’ on Amazon Prime […]
Out of favor
by Raymond M. Coulombe There are a multitude of writers, good writers, who’ve fallen into obscurity. Others have fallen out of favor. Ernest Hemingway […]
Serialitis
by Raymond M Coulombe When is it time to end a book series? For example, did John Norman’s Chronicles of Gor really need thirty-four […]
Walking the Tigh-Trope
by Patrick LeClerc Saw the new Deadpool movie recently. Loved it. Recently, I read a discussion about it, and one of the points brought up […]