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| Blog Name: | Medieval Soul/Postmodern World |
| Url: | http://nancyhigh.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Writing, Fantasy, Fiction |
| Description: | Follow one gal's crazy adventures on the trippin', slide-slippin' road to publication. Pithy, irreverent posts about art, film, literature, and the wackiness of postmodern living. |
| Popularity: | 200 Followers |
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Muppet Bohemian Rhapsody
In the DVD player: I Am Legend On my coffee table to read: Daryl Gregory’s The Devil’s Alphabet and Celine’s Journey to the End of the Night. Now that’s all great stuff (well, the books at least–we’ll see about the movie). But for Thanksgiving break, I think some humor might be in order, so my thanks to Chris Roberson, who tweeted about this sweet little video.
In the DVD player: I Am Legend On my coffee table to read: Daryl Gregory’s The Devil’s Alphabet and Celine’s Journey to the End of the Night. Now that’s all great stuff (well, the books at least–we’ll see about the movie). But for Thanksgiving break, I think some humor might be in order, so my thanks to Chris Roberson, who tweeted about this sweet little video.
For All New Authors
Fun video for all of you who’ve just recently had your first book or two published, or if you’re about to have a book published. Oh hell, if you’re even dreaming of some day having a novel grace the shelves of Barnes and Noble, you’ll like this. Or at least empathize. Or maybe cringe. You decide: Found this at
Fun video for all of you who’ve just recently had your first book or two published, or if you’re about to have a book published. Oh hell, if you’re even dreaming of some day having a novel grace the shelves of Barnes and Noble, you’ll like this. Or at least empathize. Or maybe cringe. You decide: Found this at
Burn Baby Burn
I try to think of the universe as having a sense of humor (for those who have not known me long, please see When the Universe Steals Your Keys as an example). But cremation? Right before Thanksgiving? (which, by the way, isn’t looking so good since all of my bestest friends are going out of town–it might
I try to think of the universe as having a sense of humor (for those who have not known me long, please see When the Universe Steals Your Keys as an example). But cremation? Right before Thanksgiving? (which, by the way, isn’t looking so good since all of my bestest friends are going out of town–it might
Fun News
My flash fiction piece, “In the Beginning,” will appear in the second catalogue for Embrace!, one of the lastest exhibitions at the Denver Art Museum. Christoph Heinrich, director of the DAM, asked if I would write a short story to complement Christian Hahn’s work: embrace_christian hahn 2. It was very exciting to be involved in a major exhibit, and getting to meet most of the Embrace! artists last night at a party, including
My flash fiction piece, “In the Beginning,” will appear in the second catalogue for Embrace!, one of the lastest exhibitions at the Denver Art Museum. Christoph Heinrich, director of the DAM, asked if I would write a short story to complement Christian Hahn’s work: embrace_christian hahn 2. It was very exciting to be involved in a major exhibit, and getting to meet most of the Embrace! artists last night at a party, including
“You Can Sleep When You’re Dead”–WFC recap
The heading above should give you an idea of what to expect when attending the World Fantasy Convention, held in San Jose this year. Tis was my first time at this convention, and I went based on the never-ending enthusiasm and encouragement of two of my favorite con peeps who I hung out with at Armadillicon: Chris Roberson (talented writer and editor extraordinaire) and John Picacio (stunning artist and illustrator). Now, I didn’t go to the con with any agenda (
The heading above should give you an idea of what to expect when attending the World Fantasy Convention, held in San Jose this year. Tis was my first time at this convention, and I went based on the never-ending enthusiasm and encouragement of two of my favorite con peeps who I hung out with at Armadillicon: Chris Roberson (talented writer and editor extraordinaire) and John Picacio (stunning artist and illustrator). Now, I didn’t go to the con with any agenda (
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