~ Author's Notebook ~ The Story Of Three-Rivers And The Servants Of Burnt Man
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23 Personalities From The Sunset Saga (glossary)
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Time-travel Fiction, Character Creation & Story Development
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The Short Story Draft That Became The Novel Thunderboy
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Defining Speculative Fiction
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Notes On Cultivating Character Perspective
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Leonardo, A Widow Named Beautiful Flower & A Quixotic Quantum Physicist
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Mantid: The Seven Fantastic Heresies Of Heshman Shew Mote
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Little Feet Going Nowhere: Sam Waterford’s Outrageous Profession And The Fate Of Humanity
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Dog Of War: The Journey Of Bruco, Last Of The Exiles
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On The Utility Of Focus Outlines
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Your Trojan Whorse: Appendix, Repossessing Your Manhood In A Woman’s World
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Author’s Notebook #6: The Sequel To First Contact
Posted in Fiction on Nov 8, 2013 — 208 reads
Author’s Notebook #7: The Saga Of Janitor X, Sequel To Soter’s Way
Posted in Fiction on Nov 13, 2013 — 328 reads
Author’s Notebook #8: A Guide To Parents, Teachers, Teenagers And Other Crazies, For Militant Children
Posted in Blog on Nov 18, 2013 — 350 reads
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Writing In The Shadows Of Self-censorship
Posted in Blog on Nov 20, 2013 — 317 reads
Notes For Writing Fiction: How Do Real Soldiers Fight Without Weapons?
Posted in Modern Combat on Dec 1, 2013 — 2,226 reads
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Crackpot Sci-Fi #1: What If A Shamanistic Savant Merged With A God-device?
Posted in Fiction on Dec 9, 2013 — 299 reads
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How Would Regular People Recreate Society?: A Creative Writing Exercise Gone Awry
Posted in Fiction on Dec 17, 2013 — 513 reads
Defining Right And Wrong In The Past, Present And Future
Posted in Blog on Dec 18, 2013 — 254 reads
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Seven Moons Deep: Pendleton Shaw’s Quest For The Seven Cities Of The Moon
Posted in Fiction on Dec 30, 2013 — 288 reads
The Requisite Woman Of Power In Modern Science-Fiction
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2014 — 302 reads
Diary Of A Tenuously Sane Man: The Author’s Archive: 1/8/2014
Posted in Blog on Jan 8, 2014 — 5K reads
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Notes On Cannibalizing Your Writing Influences For Fiction
Posted in Fiction on Jan 17, 2014 — 241 reads
Notes On Ghostwriting For The First Time Keyboard Whore
Posted in Blog on Feb 3, 2014 — 619 reads
The French Revolution In San Domingo By Lothrop Stoddard
Posted in Blog on Feb 5, 2014 — 722 reads
Way Of The Terminal Man: Author’s Notebook #11
Posted in Harm City on Feb 7, 2014 — 486 reads
Darkly: Dystopia In Power, The Science-Fiction Anthology That Died
Posted in Fiction on Mar 10, 2014 — 466 reads
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A Cosmic Work By Joseph Bellofatto
Posted in Fiction on Mar 24, 2014 — 354 reads
Samson And Delilah By Joseph Bellofatto
Posted in Harm City on Mar 25, 2014 — 397 reads
Immortality In Fiction And The Hemavore Question
Posted in Fiction on Mar 28, 2014 — 262 reads
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Using Edgy History To Deepen Your Horror Story
Posted in Fiction on Mar 31, 2014 — 337 reads
Gotch-ya!, March 05, 2014, Issue 336, Wanted-Arrests, Manatee & Sarasota
Posted in Harm City on Apr 9, 2014 — 364 reads
Notes On Writing Fiction & Nonfiction Simultaneously
Posted in Blog on Apr 11, 2014 — 252 reads
An Excerpt From James’ Upcoming Book Taboo You
Posted in Harm City on Apr 18, 2014 — 284 reads
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