Monthly Archives: December 2007

Today’s Los Angeles Times, on page A-7 has this headline over a small article: “Christians clash with Hindus” Then the article explains that in India, 19 churches (most small, mud-and-thatch buildings) have been burned down by Hindu extremists since Christmas … Continue reading →

Etiquette tip: It’s okay, more or less, to ask an author to sign your arm, but not good manners to then nip around to the tattoo parlor next door and return half an hour later to show them the inflamed … Continue reading →

Etiquette tip: It’s okay, more or less, to ask an author to sign your arm, but not good manners to then nip around to the tattoo parlor next door and return half an hour later to show them the inflamed … Continue reading →

Etiquette tip: It’s okay, more or less, to ask an author to sign your arm, but not good manners to then nip around to the tattoo parlor next door and return half an hour later to show them the inflamed … Continue reading →

Actually, however, science fiction has but one overriding aim–an aim never diverted by its occasional sociological, technological, or philosophical implications in the realm of reality–and that is to entertain. Groff Conklin Send to Kindle

Actually, however, science fiction has but one overriding aim–an aim never diverted by its occasional sociological, technological, or philosophical implications in the realm of reality–and that is to entertain. Groff Conklin Send to Kindle

Actually, however, science fiction has but one overriding aim–an aim never diverted by its occasional sociological, technological, or philosophical implications in the realm of reality–and that is to entertain. Groff Conklin Send to Kindle

It is a fool’s prerogative to utter truths that no one else will speak. Neil Gaiman, Dream Country Send to Kindle

It is a fool’s prerogative to utter truths that no one else will speak. Neil Gaiman, Dream Country Send to Kindle

It is a wise man that does know the contented man is never poor, whilst the discontented man is never rich…. Frank Herbert Send to Kindle