Storyteller’s Log, 24 July 2025 Welcome to my office! A week from now, I’ll be on my annual vacation. This is the Pennsic War, a massive medieval event I’ve been attending since 1996. For 10 days or so, I’ll be living in my tall, 12×12 canvas pavilion and sleeping on a full-sized tatami mat (on a frame). This is decadent camping, as my group has an impressive kitchen setup, showers, and other infrastructure for comfort.
Everyone Can Be a Creative/Everyone IS a Creative Creativity doesn’t always produce a signature result. Photo by Huynh Nguyễn on Unsplash I’ve been writing books since I was 9 years old. Go to Amazon and you can see my growing list of self-published works. Writing is my primary source of creativity. But it’s not my only source. For example, when my wife and I married back in 2015, I designed and constructed our chuppah to
Storyteller’s Log, 17 July 2025 Oh, Korbin. This is you being adorable. I know some people have a problem with summer. Too hot, too muggy, too bright, and various other complaints. I, however, love the summer. Sunshine recharges me like nothing else can. I love that I don’t need to put on layers so that the air doesn’t hurt my face. Shorts and sandals? Yes please. This year, my wife and I bought bicycles. I
What IS the Secret Formula? What attracts readers to books, patrons to the arts, and so on? Photo by Alex on Unsplash I started writing as a hobbyist a long time ago. Even then, I desired to make a career of it. This would result in writing in fits and starts for a couple of decades, learning more about other aspects of the craft like perspective, editing, layout, and more. In 2014, I started, slowly,
Storyteller’s Log, 10 July 2025 My “command center”. If this statement offends you, I am not going to apologize. Human-influenced climate change is doing some very funky things to the world. The weather has become increasingly unpredictable. And then to add insult to injury, the grossly negligent administration has cut the NOAA and made it even more difficult. My friends keep losing power because of strong storms and infrastructure that’s proving insufficient to keep up
My Path to Writing Sci-Fi Reflections on an interesting journey. Photo by Bradley Dunn on Unsplash For reasons not worth getting into here, I have only a few scattered, fragmented memories of my childhood. One, however, sparked something incredible. I was almost 5 years old. My mom and dad took me to see this movie. The opening credits included this wild crawl of words offering up backstory. And then, a ship soars in, getting blasted
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