Fiction

I'm about to begin the next part of my journey into the world of writing. This next leg of the trip will be the tedious process of revisions and self-editing. Quite honestly, I'm looking forward to this next step. I've not looked at my manuscript since NaNoWriMo because the trip and the holidays, so I'm eager (in some ways at least) to look at it. I have a few blog posts planned on what I've lear

By: Stephen M. Seabrook What is Acne? People have differing opinions as to what acne really is. So, what exactly is acne? Do a couple of occasional but recurring zits qualify as a case of acne or do you have to have a lot of zits? Believe it or not, the answer is that occasional pimples or zits do not constitute a true case of acne. Although zits do seem to have the ability to appear almos

Here's another piece of fiction, a vignette. It's loosely based on one of my mornings a month or 2 ago, and then recently committed to paper during - for the better or worse like some other posts - a boring speech at a conference.________________________10am he stepped out the house door to wind-swept streets. He’d overslept, but the extra hours of sleep they inspired a calm rather than a hurry.

I don't think the question should be whether it should be taught in schools, but whether there should be a larger variety of science fiction titles presented to students. Science fiction is already taught in most schools (at least in America). Some of the most popular science fiction stories taught in public high schools include 1984 by George Orwell, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, Fahrenheit

Jon Foreman of Switchfoot and Sean Watkins of Nickel Creek have joined forces to bring you Fiction Family! Their self titled album is rolling out on January 20th via ATO recs (Dave Matthews joint). This album was 3 years in the making only being stuffed here and there between the two artist's band schedules and tours. Check out the video on their site, it explains it all. You can pre-order the

Der Science-Fiction-Herausgeber Forrest J Ackerman ist im Alter von 92 Jahren gestorben. Ackerman gilt als Erfinder der Kurzschreibweise von Science Fiction, Sci-Fi, und entdeckte den Schriftsteller Ray Bradbury (»Fahrenheit 451»). In seinem Haus legte er eine gigantische Sammlung zu Science Fiction mit mehr als 50.000 Büchern und Tausenden Zeitschriften an. Er arbeitete als Redakteur für [...

William Shatner and Patrick Stewart try to explain their Nexus Energy Plan to reporters. Building on his 'Team of Rivals' premise, President-Elect Barack Obama selected William Shatner and Patrick Stewart to Co-Chair the Secretary of Energy Position. The unexpected move shocked many political pundits who were expecting someone along the lines of Jason Grumet, Ed Rendell or Dan Reicher. As the move

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A few things to be retirees have in common a desire to spend more time pursuing their hobbies. Some even dreamed of earning some much needed time to cash their hobbies - even if its just enough to maintain supplies. When people are passionate about their interests and hobbies, there is little to keep them when it comes to investing their time, especially if they are rich in time. However, it is

Coffee is bad for you Fiction It has long been thought that coffee increased the risk for cardiovascular disease and cancer, but a significant, permanent increase has never been shown through scientific study. It has been shown that coffee influences cholesterol levels. Unfiltered coffee can increase cholesterol levels if consumed in big quantities. If you drink [...]

Living in the scariest part of the woods. Is a dangerous secret. Untold and hidden beneath the fiery staircases. No one has been told the story of magical beings. And Encompassing act of violence. Because you have to be silent. “Why?” No one knows... The stories are hidden. Underneath the fiery staircases. The many who tried to find the hidden truth. Were dropped off in fierce

Congrats to fiction client Linore Rose Burkard for going the extra marketing mile! In preparation for her upcoming novel, Before the Season Ends, WildFire taught Linore how to define her core audience. Then, she searched the Internet and located over 125 specific reader groups. Plus, she's creating a library of resources that positions her as a go-to expert in the "Jane Austen / Regency" genre.Thi

When Jules Verne was 11 years old he planned his first big journey. He would become a sailor. But his adventure lasted very little because his parents discovered him and took him back home. He promised not to travel anymore. He would just travel with... *** CLICK THE TITLE AND READ THE FULL STORY ***

“What if everything you thought was empowering to black people had nothing to do with how the actual first black president gained office and ran the office? What do you do with all those ideas?” Embedded video Link @YouTube A good question without any easy — or quick — answers. “There is no black intellectual future. Black intellect serves [...]

Iain Hollingshead wins Literary Review Bad Sex in Fiction Awards this year for a passage in his first novel Twentysomething (Duckworth). The awards were set up by Auberon Waugh with the aim of gently dissuading authors and publishers from including unconvincing, perfunctory, embarrassing or redundant passages of a sexual nature in otherwise sound literary novels. Previous winners include Tom Wolfe

I love the science fiction genre. My favorite novel is “The Stars My Destination” by Alfred Bester. And I can recall fondly sitting in front of the television as early as five years old, watching the original Star Trek with my grandfather (and asking a LOT of questions). I remember Saturday mornings [...]

The award-winning author of The Mulberry Empire brings us a sweeping chronicle of ordinary lives profoundly shaped by both the subtleties of everyday experience and the larger forces of history.In 1974, the Sellers family is transplanted from London to Sheffield in northern England. On the day they move in, the Glover household across the street is in upheaval: convinced that his wife is having an

This month's blog tour is a bit shady, though maybe not as shady as That Shady Bookstore Further Down the Street where Snuffles and I do most of our more questionable shopping. This month's tour is devoted to the novel Shade by John B. "Jimmy" Olson.*Take a look-see at Olson's official website here. How did the dude manage to score a website address like "litany.com"?This novel, which I haven't re

While I see shifts in this trend recently, with more books being written in first person than ever before, the majority of fiction books are written in third person, past tense. The reason for this is because it's an easy style to write in where omniscient POV or multiple POVs (points of view) can be used, giving the writer more flexibility while allowing the reader to 'see' more in the story.

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I spent the afternoon at the Mall of America ahead of my plane back to the Netherlands, buying clothes, a little melatonin, browsing for Christmas presents, getting a haircut, enjoying a plate of beef brisket at Famous Dave’s BBQ restaurant. I browsed the bookstore for some reads for the long-cold Dutch nights to come: Daniel Silva’s Secret Servant, David Wallace’s A Supposedly Fun Thing I

I have tried to narrate and show in this short story that somethimes WE face a strange situation. We are unable to decided whether an incidence occuring before our eyes is FACT or a FICTION. Here by the word 'we' I do not mean only the writers and poets.  AUTOUR : Naval LangaENTIRE CITY WAS under fire.From my third floor window, it looked like a woman who had committed suicide, by setting fire on

SCI-FI author Ian McDonald has been nominated for the £50,000 Warwick Prize for Writing for his novel Brasyl which explores alternative reality past, future and present versions of Brazil. McDonald was born in Manchester in 1960 to a Scots father...

München, den 17. Mai 1990 Weiber, Schampus, Kohle. So stellt man sich gemeinhin das Leben in der Beletage der Autorenwelt vor. Bisweilen mag das so sein. Doch der liebe Gott hat, wie man ahnt, vor den Erfolg den Schweiß gesetzt. John Naisbitt, der Autor des Millionensellers Megatrends, ist vor allem ein fleißiger Faktensucher. Zwar fließen die Sätze [...]

“Droppin’ Science Fiction” is the album from hip hop “supergroup” The Mighty Underdogs, made up of emcees Gift of Gab from Blackalicious and Lateef from Latryx; and producer Headnodic. All three bring underground Hip Hop together for a mixture of mainly groovy or comical flavors, themed around sci-fi, rather than overly hard themes that can be found in their individual works. Second Se

A prank edition of The New York Times, published by the Yes Men, had me going a bit earlier today.   After receiving a realistic looking release and knowing that 1·2 million copies had gone out in print, it was a heck of an expensive prank from the liberal group. But it worked.   My first reaction on downloading the newspaper was: ‘Wishful thinking or a total departure

Not long ago, at least by this blog’s glacial standards, SF Signal and its weekly mind meld feature featured the question of whether or not science fiction has held back the real-life exploration of space, as recently claimed by astronaut Buzz Aldrin. The idea is that science fiction and unrealistic portrayals of space travel make [...]

Making the shift from being a nonfiction article freelance writer to fiction novelist, I had some issues with how I spent my time. First, fiction writing was so much fun! I mean, when you enjoy something so much, it can't possibly be work, right? And secondly, fiction writing wasn't making me any money.There was a time when I had to work my tail off, writing as much as I possibly could in a day, i

A PW listDon't get disappointed if you don't see your favourite title here. The list covers only the American publishing in 2008. Of course, these titles were reviewed by PW. For sure, there are still some titles outside of this list, probably from small or independent presses that can match or beat the selection. Do you know of any such title? When Will There Be Good News?Kate Atkinson (Little,

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Donnie Klang checked in with fans on his blog at MySpace on Thursday (October 30), responding to the widely discredited web site M****T***O**.com, who had run what apparently was an anonymously...

So, I've done a "best" and "overrated" list, so why not a "worst" list? I'll be overly opinionated and base many of those opinions on limited exposure. So if you want to point out things like "well, maybe you should watch more of a show before you damn it" or "you don't know what you're talking about, XXX show is absolutely super duper awesome" you can hold your breath. If you want to launch a

The head RDC of Division 012 marched up and down the ranks of his division, counting heads and trying hard to determine which man was missing from formation.

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Dear Readers,I am writing to inform you that, as my creative writing practice grows, I've decided to create a separate blog where I will post poetry, prose, fiction, and other ephemera several times each week. Since Digital Doorway seems to focus mostly on health, healthcare, human rights, and nursing (with some spirituality and politics, for good measure!), I felt it was time for the birth of a n

I have tried to narrate and show in this short story that somethimes face a strange situation. We are unable to decided whether an incidence occuring before our eyes is FACT or a FICTION. Here by the word 'we' I do not mean only the writers and poets. If any one has encountered such an incidence in his or her life, please help me to know about it. ----Naval LangaTHE CITY WAS UNDER FIRE.From my thi

This list is primarily based on shows I've actually seen. So, if you're mad that I didn't include some crappy show you thought should be here instead of something that is actually here, I'm sorry. But please do mention shows you think are crappy so I don't watch them. Here's the list:Star Trek (any of them, especially DS9) (that covers five of my slots, by the way)I liked Star Trek, but never e

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I must admit, I am quite ashamed to say that until now I had never even heard of The Mighty Underdogs, one of hip hop's few active supergroups consisting of rappers Gift Of Gab (Of Blackalicious), and Lateef (Of Latryx), along with producer Headnodic (Of The Crown City Rockers). Here is my review of their October 2008 release, Droppin' Science Fiction...***This review will be the first of most lik

Looky here… We have a rumor on our hands. A new Aragon Park in Colorado? So far we have a confirmed “Brian Aragon skate park” sign that includes various state sponsors, a nice royal blue and white color scheme, some fresh green grass, 4″ round pressure treated posts that are held securely in place [...]

My 12 year old is using the net more than ever especially to do project work. In the age where finding information is as easy as typing a word and then pressing search, I have to induct and perhaps instruct her with a new literacy - that of the internet media literacy - which involves discerning the information read.I thought I start small by teaching her about reliability of sources and the impo

A lot has been said about the revolutionary process of making vehicles run on water instead of purely gasoline fuel, which has led to a lot of hubris whether it is actually truu or just a figment of one person’s twisted imagination?Sounds too good to be true, right? But in reality, water is actually a good source of energy, which if processed properly and it’s energy channeled correctly, is ac

What is Acne? People have differing opinions as to what acne really is. So, what exactly is acne? Do a couple of occasional but recurring zits qualify as a case of acne or do you have to have a lot of zits?Believe it or not, the answer is that occasional pimples or zits do not constitute a true case of acne. Although zits do seem to have the ability to appear almost instantaneously and at the most

Seaman Recruit Hunter Michaels was pretty sure that there was no such thing as a perfectly folded blanket.

This list is going to be based entirely upon my personal tastes. I'm not basing it on the top ten most influential shows or the top ten shows that spawned the most spin-offs. This list is about the shows I like the most and still do to this day. So, if you get mad at me for not including Star Trek or some old show that you think is one of the greatest shows ever, consider this a disclaimer.Here

I have to admit, my first love of writing is actually creative nonfiction - personal essays, similar in style to blog posts, only a bit more formal. I call them 'ramblings' but they usually have a point to them. Usually. After that, it's fiction all the way. While I enjoy freelance writing nonfiction articles, it's not my love or passion. It does, however, at least for now, help pay the bills. For

Flash Fiction for 10/10/2008

Chief Price's fury had an extremely low flash point, and this kid had just gone and cranked up the heat.

Remember when your parents use to read you bedtime stories? You sat there clinging to every next word. Then when you got older some of the new stories were not at your age level and you thought they were stupid. “I am too old for this lady, get something more my speed,” you would think. But you never had the nerve to say it out loud. So you sat there and forced yourself to grin and bare it. Bu

When readers read our fiction writing, we hope they are going to picture the story in their head, much like watching a movie playing out before their eyes. We need to write in such a way that the movie in their head flows well. If we write in such a way that the reader will picture something and then have to 'rewind' and change the picture they've drawn in their head, the reader will eventually

All authors dream of one day their book making the silver screen. I know I do and there’s plenty others out there who wish the same thing. For historical fiction novelist Douglas Carlton Abrams, that dream is a reality. In the near future, his book The Lost Diary of Don Juan will [...]

This complete run your car on water informational guideline is devoted to separate fact from fiction. Currently there are so many run your car on water scams & rip-off right now that tarnished the reputations of the genuine innovation, therefore I've determined to put up a Blog to educate & clarify the trade and minimize the confusion that beside what other claimed.The straightforward way

La maggior parte dei cittadini italiani, sfaccendati e perdigiorno, ama costituire capannelli intorno alle porte degli esercizi commerciali, delle mescite di liquori e dei circoli sociali.Se ci s'accosta, con fare indifferente, a uno di questi assembramenti, si intenderà facilmente su cosa vertano i discorsi degli italiani: sulla imminente nuova fiction (pronuncia: fik-sciòn) della RAI dedicata

If you're a writer or you're going to be a writer or you aspire to write at some point in the future, the question of pen names is probably going to cross your mind at some point. I had been thinking about writing a blog about pen names, but it wasn't clicking in my head. Then this morning, EzineArticles' Chris Knight wrote a blog about pen names. Not one to turn away from a 'nudge' from the univ

"The Italian perspective on metahistorical fiction"Claudia Boscolo (Royal Holloway University of London), Wu Ming 1 (Italian writer), Vanni Santoni (Italian writer), Marco Amici (University College Cork), Monica Jansen (Utrecht University & University of Antwerp)IGRS: Conferences & Workshops

OK readers! so, as promised, here' s my latest offering to my literary mistresses on high! It's a working title. I was thinking 'a womb of her own' but I'm not sure, don't you think it's quite sexist?It's basically a pastiche of chick lit, a genre I totally subvert in this incredibly probing work.So, this is the first chapter. Tune in soon for the next!Sally, or an Independent Woman: A FictionLast

Kat is taking two advanced placement courses in school for college credit, one of which is sociology and their quiz this Friday is over the movie Pulp Fiction and violence. My husband thought I was nuts when I mentioned to him that Kat the Boyfriend were coming here this afternoon after school to watch Pulp Fiction for their homework. Also a quick note on the Kat subject; she (we) have applied t

by: Stephen M. SeabrookWhat is Acne? People have differing opinions as to what acne really is. So, what exactly is acne? Do a couple of occasional but recurring zits qualify as a case of acne or do you have to have a lot of zits?Believe it or not, the answer is that occasional pimples or zits do not constitute a true case of acne. Although zits do seem to have the ability to appear almost instanta

Friday Flash Fiction entry for w/e 26th September.

This month, the tour is featuring Marcher Lord Press, a new publishing house for Christian sf, founded by the energetic and innovative Jeff Gerke (a.k.a. Jefferson Scott). Sadly, Marcher Lord doesn't launch until October, so there isn't a great deal to say yet.Gerke is also the proprietor of the Christian sf resource clearinghouse, Where the Map Ends. Readers here may also remember that I attempte

I'm always somewhat pleased when my interests collide, so I was pretty amused when in the middle of the novel I'm currently reading, A Free Life, there is a chapter pretty much entirely dedicated to the main character's interactions with and observations of other species, specifically the impact of humanity and his own impact. Nan lives next to a lake, in a setup that most city dwellers are probab

This week's flash fiction entry (w/e - 19/9/2008)

Yea, it's time for Fiction Friday over at Patterings today. For more great fiction or to post some yourself, go knock at Patty's door.Along The Sidewalk of SilenceIt was a breezier day than usual at the park, but with the sun shining brightly above me, I felt nothing but joy. Even the dust blowing in my face would not weigh me down. I was about to belt out my favorite praise song, when I was inter

If you held me down and twisted my arm I'd admit that despite my tendency to more literary avenues if given my choice I'd read historical fiction. I like mysteries, I like classics, I even like some good ol' fashioned hobbit-hoppin' fantasy but my true love is a story from long ago.With the kids back in school and no supervision I'm afraid you'd find me wantonly crawled up on the couch by the fir

Dorset, ON Caucasian male, mid 20s, with short brown hair, wearing faded jeans, and red T-shirt with the image of a robot on the front. The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Seventh Annual Collection, Gardner Dozois (editor) (St. Martin’s Press) Page 373: At the end of my shift, I got my coat and purse and collected my week’s paycheck and [...]

After the Media recently conducted the Full Background Check on Sarah Palin that the G.O.P. and McCain Campaign staff should have done before deciding to choose her, America has discovered that her Pandora's Box of Scandals is HUGE.Not only is she is a complete LIAR, an apparent Adulteress, Narrow-Minded, Manipulative, Uncooperative, Sexist, Vindictive and a Corrupt Politician who likes to suck mo

Someone think the Internet should get it's facts straightPerhaps it's interesting that I should be drawn to this story, being someone who blogs about Science stories and attempts to put a positive 'spin' on things, can I really be trusted to be an accurate source of information? Not 100% obviously, but I've always stuck to the facts, proposing only crazy theories that follow on by some logical ste

Noted author Tom Wolfe, on the state of fiction in an interview with Time Magazine:"There's so little of it now that it's pathetic, and it's pathetic all over. Writers come from master of fine arts programs now. If you add up the college education of Steinbeck, Hemingway and Faulkner, you get to spring break of freshman year."Harsh. Do you agree?[Via Jacket Copy]

Genre: Powerpop / Rock / Afro-beat Label: Oort Records MySpace: Quality: VBR Sweeter as Fiction releases on September 23, 2008. Tracklist 1. Beauty School Dropout 2. Valleys 3. Heels Over Flatts (ft. Terrence Kline of Asteria) 4. Unfinished Business 5. Sweeter As Fiction 6. Among My Souvenirs 7. Corey Wants To Battle 8. The Rise And Fall Of The Great St. Dickinson 9. [...]

The newest edition of Change of Shift, everyone's favorite nurse blog carnival, is now up and at 'em at Nurse Ratched's Place. (Even yours truly got in on the action this time.) Enjoy!

Hey all, king suckerman here. Newest addition to the very snazzy Screenwriters League blog. Many thanks to Cake Man, Zombie and the rest of the gang for the warm welcome, etc.OK, now that the pleasantries are out of the way, let me chatter a bit about what really drives me to write: Crime. Crime fiction, mysteries, thrillers, police procedural novels, private eyes -- whatever you want to classify

Lou Anders has an interesting post (found via SF Signal) on people’s enjoyment of books being affected by the religious or political views expressed in the book.  I can’t think of a book that I otherwise would have liked that I disliked because of its political, ideological, or religious content, though maybe that has more [...]

Throughout the years, there have been many horror films that proclaim they are "based on true events." Some actually are. Some aren't at all. Nearly all are very very loosely based on something that did really happen once upon a time. Some fans get very upset when we are lied to and told a film is based in reality, but it's actually not. Does it really matter? No, it doesn't. Proclaming suc

The thoughts we can understand are very little thoughts... – Jerome K. JeromeI don't write flash fiction. Okay, I've written two stories that you could call flash fiction and that's it. I even had one of them published so there. But their brevity was more a matter of circumstance than intent. I never sat down to consciously write a piece of flash fiction. I just said what I had to say and got of

Neil's Friday Flash entry for 29th August 2008.

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And now for the dissenting view.Broken Angel by Sigmund Brouwer. Waterbrook Press (Colorado Springs): 2008. 243 pages. $19.99. ISBN: 978-1-4000-7032-9.See Sigmund Brouwer's website, CoolReading.com.Sometime in the near future, America's religious right has implausibly gathered together in the Appalachians to follow a fascist dictator who calls himself Bar Elohim. Seceding from the rest of the coun

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Several years ago, the freezer decided to live an independent existence from the integrated fridge above. It froze itself shut, never to allow the light of day to penetrate. At that time I had a number of more pressing concerns. Since we had more money than sense, we purchased a small freezer from Home Depot, parked in the garage and admitted defeat. Now several years later I commence a g

La réalité dépasse souvent la fiction pour exemple ce spectaculaire accident de train.Digne d'un scénario d'un film catastrophe, le 22 Août 2008 aux Etats Unis dans l'état de l'Oklahoma, un train de marchandises constitué de 110 wagons a pris feu après avoir déraillé. Après avoir déraillé le train qui comportait huit wagon de produits inflammables a pris feu. L'incendie s'est propagé

Neville, Jillian’s ex-everything, had moved the key from under his doormat. Jillian did not bother to look there. It would be some new place. . . beneath the flower pot or, there it was, on a half-rusty nail recently hammered into the back of the rocking chair.She opened his door and threw the key across the lawn, into the shrubs.Soon, she thought, he’ll have to change the lock and I’ll need

July 1 - October 15, 2008Isotope is looking for outstanding examples of literary nature and science writing. Below you will find our contest submission guidlines. Winners will receive publication and $300. All entrants will receive a subscription to Isotope and will also be considered for publication. Entrants will be notified in spring 2009.Contest GuidelinesNo more than 20 pages of prose (fictio

Deadline : October 1st, 2008 (postmark deadline). - Source -$10 Entry Fee$500 First Place PrizePostmark Deadline : October 1, 2008Our annual contest awards $500 plus publication for the first place winner in fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Additional winners selected for publication will be paid in copies. $10 entry fee, checks payable to Alligator Juniper. Every entrant receives one cop

I am sure that I am not alone in wanting a better life, more money and more time to do the things that I enjoy. The news is full of gloomy stories of recession, credit crunch, petrol prices, inflation, making us feel helpless. I decided that I would ignore all of the hype and start to research alternative ways of earning some extra cash and to then use this extra income to pay off my debt. I woul

Book Marketing Buzz: Book Promotion & Publicity Tips: How to Promote Your Books is a continuing series to help authors learn how to promote their books. If you would like to be a guest blogger for our book promotion and publicity series, click here. Our guest blogger for today is Molly Dwyer, author of REQUIEM FOR [...]

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I honestly meant to have real content for you today, but I got caught up in a lengthy, interesting conversation after Mass this morning, and then my truck broke down. Taken altogether, I didn't even get home until eight o'clock this evening. Let's all give a big hand to Fr. Erik of Orthometer, who helps luckless sf geeks when they're stranded in his church parking lot.So instead of real content, I

"Stop. Someone will hear.""Huh?""I can hear you. Someone else could hear you too.""We're praying. Someone is supposed to hear us.""But, that's not the way it works.""We're saying prayers. Everyone prays.""Not everyone prays.""Everyone here. We're in church."“But we’re praying for something in particular. A favor.”“Yeah. And?”“Some prayers, you know the ones that everyone knows… It’

F3 for 15th August 2008

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Earlier this week, I mentioned four excellent novels featuring homeschooled students. The scent of back-to-school is in the air, so I figured some M-mv readers might find one or another of these titles a neat seasonal tie-in for their students. Here they are again::: Wendy Orr's Nim's Island Read-aloud, five and up; read-alone, seven and up:: Gordon Korman's Schooled Read-aloud, eight and up; read