Monthly Archives: February 2011

The lost world of There

In the old days, people occasionally would rummage through their attic or basement and find forgotten treasures.  People probably still do.  I don’t, but I do have old webpages and websites.  This week I went rummaging through one of them, … Continue reading

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Tweets, typewriters, fountain pens, and quill pens

I was talking with a friend today about the San Francisco Writers Conference and the need for writers to be skilled (or able to afford to hire the skill) to build a website, blog, Tweet, and use Facebook.  My friend … Continue reading

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San Francisco Writers Conference

I spent almost three days at the San Francisco Writers Conference this weekend. It was excellent. There were some superb presentations in workshops, particularly by Tee Morris and Rusty Shelton, and Donald Maass made some very perceptive comments about genre … Continue reading

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HBO documentary filmed partly in Second Life

On Monday February 14, 2011 HBO will present the documentary When Strangers Click: Five Stories from the Internet. It includes machinima segments filmed in Second Life™. The film features five couples who met over the internet, including one who met … Continue reading

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