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WisCon: gender stuff

I was on three gender panels at WisCon this year. I learned several things from them (and from other WisCon...

Jed

July 7, 2014
Filed under: Gender
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How not to ask neighbors to help with termite issues

Empty house next door is getting termite-fumigated. The fumigation company has sent me a “Neighbor's Permission Form” that tells me...

Jed

July 4, 2014
Filed under: Customer Service Demon, Housing, Life Updates
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IT’S VERY LOUD IN HERE

I've been having an increasingly hard time with noise levels at sf conventions and restaurants and such lately. (Before I...

Jed

July 4, 2014
Filed under: Conventions, Life Updates, Socializing
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On first looking into The Wheel of Time

The Wheel of Time, as most of y'all probably know, has been nominated for a Hugo award, in the Best...

Jed

June 29, 2014
Filed under: Awards, Books
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“Wakulla Springs”: sf or not?

A couple of friends have indicated that they're a little hesitant to vote for “Wakulla Springs” for a Hugo, on...

Jed

June 24, 2014
Filed under: Awards, Short Stories, Writers
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Susanfic

I hadn't realized there's a whole genre of Susan Pevensie fanfic. Here's one I just came across: “Between,” by genarti,...

Jed

May 31, 2014
Filed under: Short Stories, Speculative Fiction
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WisCon: general

My WisCon was pretty good overall, but also stressful and tiring. The very difficult situation at work that I mentioned...

Jed

May 30, 2014
Filed under: Conventions, Life Updates
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Some links about Narnia

I just read a lovely, excellent piece by Molly McArdle on the joys, and failures, of Narnia. “I write as...

Jed

May 30, 2014
Filed under: Books, Movies, Religion, Speculative Fiction
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Stop it with the all-white panels on diversity

At WorldCon in Glasgow in 2005, there were two panels about cultural appropriation in writing. In my memory (which may...

Jed

May 28, 2014
Filed under: Conventions, Improving Society, Race/Ethnicity
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WisCon: be brave

Here are links to this year's WisCon guest-of-honor speeches, plus a couple of other items that seem to me to...

Jed

May 28, 2014
Filed under: Improving Society, Race/Ethnicity, Speculative Fiction, Writers
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Equilibrium gained and lost

Home from WisCon. Tired. It's 11:20 p.m. in Mountain View, but I'm more or less on Central time, so it...

Jed

May 26, 2014
Filed under: Life Updates
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The “I want” song and the operational theme

I recently encountered, in two very different contexts, the idea that near the beginning of most or all Disney animated...

Jed

May 17, 2014
Filed under: Writing
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