Nebula Award

January 2, 2015

January’s Prompt

As I said in my first post of the year, my goal is to write one short story a month. For the sake of a guideline, I am going to use the following reason to set a length for my short stories. The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America specifies word lengths for each Continue reading

Writing

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February 24, 2014

Review of the Nebula Awards Showase 2013

Every year I try to read the Nebula Awards Showcase anthology. If you don’t know, the Nebula Awards are given for Science-Fiction and Fantasy Writing. I look forward to the collection every year. And last year, I started ordering the older copies from Abebooks.com. (I love that site). I almost have every year now. Anyway, Continue reading

Book Review

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August 15, 2013

Review of Dune by Frank Herbert

Nebula Award Winning Novel in 1965 I have mixed feelings about this book. I have often heard that Dune is the best sci-fi book ever written. That’s a tall order to live up to over 40 years after it was written. I think I went into it expecting something else and that might be part Continue reading

Book Review

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Still Working on My Novel

January’s Prompt

Review of the Nebula Awards Showase 2013

Review of Dune by Frank Herbert

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