fantasy

My wanderings through epic worlds and exploration of wonders from long ago and far away.

superhero fantasy science fiction	3 Great Speculative Fiction Dads Jun. 14, 2014 \| Comments Father's Day is tomorrow, and what better way to celebrate than to honor those men who managed to protect both the galaxy and their kids at the same time?
science fiction fantasy conference	Realm Makers Review Jun. 07, 2014 \| Comments Realm Makers: it's a big name, with big ambitions. I wanted to attend this conference last year, and was prevented at the last minute by work. But this year I vowed nothing would stop me.
science fiction fantasy Twitter conference	Realm Makers 2014 (Saturday) May. 31, 2014 \| Comments Tweets from the second and last day of #RealmMakers2014.
science fiction fantasy Twitter conference	Realm Makers 2014 (Friday) May. 31, 2014 \| Comments Tweets from the first official day of #RealmMakers2014.
science fiction fantasy Twitter conference	Realm Makers 2014 (Thursday) May. 30, 2014 \| Comments I'm finally at Realm Makers, the Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy Con!
mystery superhero science fiction Galavant television	From the Upfronts May. 17, 2014 \| Comments This week was the Upfronts, a yearly event where networks announce new shows coming to the small screen in a bid to woo audiences and advertisers. I'm most excited about ABC's Resurrection. But there's a few other shows that have piqued my interest.
fantasy superhero movies mystery television	In Celebration of Mothers May. 10, 2014 \| Comments Unfortunately, the majority of fiction depends on removing mothers from the picture in order to generate drama. But there are a few exceptions.
INSPYs fantasy science fiction supernatural books	I'm an INSPY Award Judge May. 03, 2014 \| Comments The judges for 2014 were announced recently, and I'm pleased to report I will again be serving as a judge, again for the speculative fiction category.
fantasy books fan fiction scrimshaw	A Twaddle of a Thing Mar. 13, 2014 \| Comments Mr. Headrick, an upstanding raff of the Wabe, is forced to entertain a difficult visitor. This story is inspired by the poem "Jabberwocky" from Alice Through the Looking Glass, and as such is very nonsensical from the plot to the vocabulary.
fantasy science fiction supernatural books reviews	Book Review: Odd Little Miracles Mar. 04, 2014 \| Comments If short stories are the snacks of reading, then Fred Warren's collection is like an old fashioned ice cream sundae with all your favorite toppings, including a few you never thought to try before.