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Step one
You spend years and years writing stories. Eventually, you have one that’s good enough to show to the world.
But then you learn no one will publish sci-fi/fantasy/serious/slightly whimsical mash-ups. They aren’t like the latest bestseller, say literary agents. There’s no shelf for them in book shops, say publishers.
The internet points out, helpfully, that you are wasting your time. Stop writing, i Read more of this blog post »
But then you learn no one will publish sci-fi/fantasy/serious/slightly whimsical mash-ups. They aren’t like the latest bestseller, say literary agents. There’s no shelf for them in book shops, say publishers.
The internet points out, helpfully, that you are wasting your time. Stop writing, i Read more of this blog post »
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E=MC2: Simple Physics: Why Balloons Rise, Apples Fall & Golf BallsGo Awry
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Why Balloons Rise and Apples Fall: The Laws That Make the World Work
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2010
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The Big Book of Essential Knowledge
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2011
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This short tale of a well-meaning AI named Adonari, and Cori, a young woman dealing with an emergency on her spaceship, is amusing, engaging and surprising. At least, that was my hope when I wrote it. Full disclosure: J. A. Sieffre is my pen name. Th ...more "
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Preaching to the Choir (Terrible Worlds: Transformations):
"An excellent and dark story of a once-in-a-generation family get-together in the ranging old mansion of a long-standing wealthy and powerful English family. Elena, the American girlfriend of one of the family members is unwittingly and mistakenly bro"
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A Wizard of Earthsea: A Graphic Novel (The Books of Earthsea):
"I read the novel A Wizard of Earthsea and absolutely loved it, and was really interested in this graphic novel adaptation. So I don’t have the experience of reading the graphic novel on its own - but it is a superb companion to the novel. The artwork"
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Steve Jobs in Exile: The Untold Story of NeXT, and the Remaking of a Technology Visionary
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Aside from what NeXT taught Steve Jobs personally, Apple's acquisition of NeXT is key to what the company is today. As you ...more " |
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“Give a man a fire and he's warm for a day, but set fire to him and he's warm for the rest of his life.”
― Jingo
― Jingo
“Wisdom comes from experience. Experience is often a result of lack of wisdom.”
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“Some people are able to tell a more or less truthful story about themselves. Others are fantasists. Their sense of who they are is so at odds with what the rest of the world feels about them that they become pathetic … Then, there’s the other extreme, the people who diminish themselves in their own minds. They’re often much greater people than they think they are and, often, much admired by others. Still, they kill themselves inside. Almost by definition, the good are hard on themselves – and the less than good believe they’re the best.”
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