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Blog postIt turns out, I have a few appearances coming up, so I thought it might be a good time to compile them. I’ll update this when any more come in. Here we go! Arcade Asylum Author Series: Krampusnacht edition
Providence, RI - Saturday, 12/7 @6pm Lovecraft Arts & Sciences Council
The Arcade, 65 Weybosset St, Unit 105
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Blog postThis remarkable novel by Minister Faust—a remarkable person—is both parody and horror. It threads a tight needle of societal critique using a celebrated psychologist narrator who defies good faith. Sections are also presented as a self-help tome written for the troubled superhero reading it. The plot involves therapeutic sessions mandated by the Fantastic Order Of Justice (FOOJ), an organization composed of hundreds of super
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Blog postThere are two things I should have done in 1994:
Shaved my head.
Moved to California and interned with an animation company.
This is hard, for me, to admit. But if I don’t wrap my head around it, I’ll keep looking back into that time and loop until the end of my days.
Life decisions are hard. Because they affect your entire life. Whatever decisions you make can have lifelong consequences, can put you on a path that gets exponent
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Blog postThe Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood, first edition cover
I’ve been slowly working my way through a long list of books I probably should have read decades ago. I’d been meaning to read this one for years, even before I made the list. Most people I know read it contemporaneously or within several years of publication. Then along came the Hulu series based on the book, which kept
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Blog postBruce Campbell, Old Spice, “Experience is Everything”
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Blog postApril Daniels has written a wonderful book with a particularly compelling, teenage protagonist. Fifteen-year old Danny Tozer finds himself in the right place at the wrong time when the long-time hero Dreadnought meets his end. Gifted the abilities of the legendary “white” cape, Tozer is, in turn, gifted with his deepest desire: to be a girl. We follow Tozer as she meets Calamity, a “grey” cape and also a teen, new to the sup
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Blog postIt’s Walter Mosley, y’all.
I know this isn’t a sufficient review. I’ll try again: It’s Walter Mosley, y’all, and it’s a damn good book. There, how’s that? I wouldn’t call it Mosley’s best, in my personal opinion, but, damn, the man can write like a hot knife through butter. Mosley creates a compelling character in King, a police officer framed and done wrong. He’s an escapist character, someone—I think—intended as a sort of f
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Blog postPhoto by Roman Koester via Unsplash
A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots. — Marcus Garvey It is an unprecedented time. In the world, in America. The rise of the Internet, blogs, vlogs, social media constructs, wireless tech, Podcasts—especially Podcasts—have given us access to more information than we
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Blog postPhoto by Tim Mossholder via Unsplash
Why vote? Quite a few people seem to be asking that and have been for some time. A majority of Americans, I think, ask that question. Since only about 58% of registered voters bother to vote, that means the rest of them are wondering why they should bother. Incredibly, at the national level, it’s considered successful when 80% of 50% of the ele
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Blog postThis past July, I had the honor of serving as Toastmaster at NECon 38. Everyone just refers to the event as “Necon” because the conference has been around for thirty-eight years. Quick explanation: the North East Conference is for authors, publishers, genre sellers and enthusiasts, illustrators, and other creative folk. It’s a relatively casual con’ with a tight schedule of panels and events built on its years of tradition.
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Blog postIs This Your Leopard? “Excuse me?”
“Yes?”
“Is this your leopard?”
“I beg your pardon?”
“Is this your leopard?”
“Where?”
“This one, the one that is eating my face.”
“Oh! That might be my leopard. I mean, how would I know?”
“It is eating my face.”
“If you say so.”
“Will you help? I took some video, to be sure. Would you care to see it?”
“If it will shed light on this situation, then, yes, please.”
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Blog postThis is a great movie, most people enjoy it. Since it's being removed from Netflix soon, I thought I'd introduce my kids to it. They...enjoyed it, but all the gags that make it fun were almost completely lost on them, we had to explain something every five minutes.
Every old cartoon character. These 'toons aren't in constant syndication anymore, they have no idea who Daffy Duck or Tweety Bird are. They're vaguely aware of the -
Blog postI compiled a reading list for myself that includes books I should have read while I was growing up. These are books that are both hugely influential in genre circles or just popular and I totally missed them. I grew up in a sort of book desert. Most books are recommended by friends or stumbled upon in conversation—it’s an organic process. And I didn’t know anyone who read this stuff. The best I could manage was going to Barn
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Blog postI’ve always liked the idea of the character Black Panther in Marvel comics. It wasn’t until Christopher Priest (writer) and Mark Texiera (illustrator) got a hold of him that I really started liking the character. That team did more to create the big-screen version of T’Challa than anyone before them. I thought the movie was phenomenal. I’ve seen it twice, once with my wife and again with my wife and my daughters. I’ll see it
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Blog postA friend of mine has a lovely 4K television with surround sound set up in his basement. Of course, we got together and watched "Blade Runner." The one from 1982, director's cut. It had been a while since I'd seen the movie and I'd never seen this version. The core idea about life, how it's defined, and who deserves it is an entertaining one. I still enjoyed it quite a bit, but... Something nagged.
There's a scene where Rachel
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Blog postOriginal cover
This was a fantastic novel, an impressive entry for military sci-fi with an emphasis on the science fiction. The story follows William Mandella, a physics major conscripted by the United Nations Exploratory Force to fight the alien Taurans. The UNEF uses near-light speed technology in conjunction with “collapsars” to deliver the war. This and the fighting suits crea
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Blog postA guest-blog post I wrote, back in November, and forgot to share here!
http://remyflagg.com/sharing-the-experiences-of-superheroes/
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Blog postThe first edition cover by Mercer Mayer, 1967
"Logan's Run" was published in 1967, one year before I was born. Due to the circumstances I grew up in, I became more familiar with movies and television adapted from books than the books themselves! This is one of the more prominent examples. I enjoyed the 1976 movie and the following television series in 1977 as science fiction movie
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Blog postBecause there are a great number of iconic books that I haven't read, I've started a project to read them. Treasure Island is the first up and, I have to say, it has turned out to be a somewhat difficult read. It's not that the English is so old that it's awkward, it's that the book has been the source for so many popular tropes about pirates. If you've seen any of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, you've experienced all
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Blog postFor the first time I ever, I participated in a story-slam. I'd always enjoyed The Moth, but the event rarely came near me and, when it did, the theme wasn't something I had a story that fit. A smaller slam organized at Wheaton College did the trick. The theme for the evening was 'bloopers' and my story is "Of Whales, Gravy and Essays."
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The Bad Book
Jul 16, 2021
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John F.D. Taff,
Philip Fracassi,
Sarah Read,
John Langan,
Kristi DeMeester,
Alan Baxter,
V. Castro,
Errick Nunnally,
Todd Keisling,
Giuseppe Balestra
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Giving the Devil His Due: Special Edition
Sep 1, 2021
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Lee Murray,
Jason Sanford,
Peter Tieryas,
Kelley Armstrong,
Kenesha Williams,
Linda D Addison,
Christina Henry,
Hillary Monahan,
Nisi Shawl,
LEANNA RENEE HIEBER,
Kaaron Warren,
Stephen Graham Jones,
Errick Nunnally,
Angela Yuriko Smith,
DANA CAMERON,
Nicholas Kaufmann,
Rebecca Brewer
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