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Monthly Archives: August 2012
All the World a Stage
I’m heading off today to take part in the World Science Fiction Convention, aka WorldCon, aka Chicon 7. Sofawolf Press will have a table there, largely because they can drive to it and because Ursula Vernon’s Digger is nominated for … Continue reading
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First Person
Question from a reader: The first person has always been a struggling point of mine, not to mention breaking the fourth wall as you did very briefly with the descriptions of football. I’ve only toyed with the idea of it … Continue reading
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The Quotable Fox
I did a guest blog for Deborah J. Ross a little bit ago, and she quoted part of my post in her essay contribution to an “LGBT in Fantasy” roundtable, here: http://warrenrochelle.com/2012/08/27/the-great-traveling-guest-blog-fantasy-round-table-august-2012-lgbt-issues-in-fantasy/ It’s a good read, including one essay from … Continue reading
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What My Upcoming Book Is About
Well, the book is called “Winter Games.” It’s coming out at RainFurrest, specifically at a launch party at 9 pm on Thursday, September 27th which you should all make sure to attend because there will be cake and drinks and … Continue reading
Guest Post: Deborah Ross on Queer-Friendly Editing
Adventures in Queer-Friendly Editing In 2007, I was asked by Vera Nazarian of Norilana Books if I’d like to edit an anthology. This was something I’d thought about for a long time. I’d had both wonderful and awful experiences from … Continue reading
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Guest Blog and RMFC Recap
Well, the guest post will go up next week. You can read my side of the exchange now at http://www.deborahjross.blogspot.com/2012/08/guest-blog-kyell-gold-on-writing-from.html, though! And in addition, here is an RMFC recap for you! We’ve gone to every RMFC so far, from the … Continue reading
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Coming This Week!
So much happening! I will have a recap of RMFC. I will have a post about “Winter Games.” And I will have a guest blog! I’m very excited about this one. I’m swapping with Deborah Ross of the Book View … Continue reading
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The Dzzk Knrrscht Rzhschses
I know I’m late to seeing this movie–just saw it–and I’m sure this point has been made before, but this is my first big question, pretty spoiler-free: At any point in the course of creating the incredibly detailed Evil Plan … Continue reading
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E-Book Update
Green Fairy is also up now on the NOOK store as well as on iTunes (I can’t get the link because I don’t have iTunes on this machine). I actually like the ePub version slightly better than the Kindle version, … Continue reading
The evolution of Neanderthals
In my last post, I compared anti-gay-marriage conservatives to Neanderthals, and while this is an emotionally satisfying comparison, it’s not a particularly helpful one in terms of creating dialogue. It’s also not completely accurate. Neanderthals had no choice, no way … Continue reading
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