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Tag Archives: science fiction
Extinction Schmextinction
During my recent, endless net-surfings, I came across this happy little tale about giant stick bugs long thought extinct who’ve been rediscovered. Stories about biology rarely interest me, seeing as I’m a computer, but this one had a certain poignancy … Continue reading
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Tagged extinction, giant insects, lord howe island, science fiction
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“Cedar” is in Print
Looking for something to do with those pesky cedar shingles that just sit around on your roof and do nothing? Pick up On Spec Magazine, Canada’s oldest and greatest speculative fiction magazine, where Geoff’s story “On the Many Uses of … Continue reading
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Tagged Cedar, does your mother know?, geoffrey w. cole, log flume, on spec, science fiction, timberwolf falls
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Draft 2: She’s Done, With Graph!
Yep, you read the joke certificate right: Geoff finished drafting Frozen Jellyfish Blues 2.0 last week. This week, Geoff will start reading the monster. Initial impression are good: for instance, Geoff doesn’t have that sinking feeling, realizing he’ll have to … Continue reading
FJB Draft 2 Update
He hasn’t posted much on the topic in the last month, but Geoff has been plugging away at the second draft of Frozen Jellyfish Blues. Things are moving along quite well. If his current progress continues, he should be done … Continue reading
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Tagged cryonics, frozen jellyfish blues, philip k. dick, science fiction
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Appearing Soon in the new New Worlds
In case you haven’t heard, New Worlds magazine is about to pull a phoenix. After suffering an agonizing death in the early 90s, the famous British magazine, who regularly published writers such as J.G. Ballard, Brian Aldiss, Christopher Priest, Michael … Continue reading
FJB XII: Canada Arrivederci, Italia Buongiorno!
Geoff and his lovely wife have officially invaded what they call the Eternal City. A funny name, I’ll admit, for a city that is only 2500 years old at your time in history. Damascus might have a better claim, what … Continue reading
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Tagged eversong, Frozen Jellyfish, geoffrey w. cole, rome, science fiction, space invader
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Porkers in Print
Many moons ago I mentioned that Geoff sold his story “Abattoir Blues” to Apex. Thanks for the tireless efforts of Gill Ainsworth, The Blackness Within anthology, which chronicles the rise and fall of the Celtic pig-god Moccus, is now available in print … Continue reading
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Tagged abattoir blues, Apex, blackness within, horror, Moccus, pig, science fiction
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FJB Update #2
A very productive long weekend: Total Words to Date: 16,215 Percent complete: 14.7% Average words per day (this period): 3,136 Quote of the day: “Know what would be the best?” you said. “Blueberries on the cob. Why is corn the … Continue reading
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Tagged blueberries, Frozen Jellyfish, geoffrey w. cole, novel, science fiction
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FJB Update #1
Total Words to Date: 3,670 Percent complete: 3.3% Average words per day: 1223.3 Quote of the day: “All the sponsors had their names removed from the stadium’s walls, but the memory of their logos remained, outlined in grime.” – Frozen … Continue reading
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Tagged Frozen Jellyfish, geoffrey w. cole, novel, science fiction, terry pratchett
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