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Before The Scribbler’s Guide….
I have just added a “new” paper to the ScribblerWorks website, one I gave at Mythcon 28 in 1997. “The People of the Lie in the City: Spiritual Development in All Hallow’s Eve” uses a descriptive methodology found in the … Continue reading
Welcome to the Scribbler’s Guide
I’ve been intending to set up this specialized blog for a long time, but at long last, have gotten it up and running! I’ll be posting news here about any activities related to The Scribbler’s Guide to the Land of … Continue reading
The Fun of Writing
(Originally posted on LiveJournal) A couple of things have come my way in the last couple of days that have been great re-energizers for me. First off, an online friend in England sent me a review of his reaction to … Continue reading
Beating the Bushes
(Originally posted on LiveJournal) First off, The Scribbler’s Guide to the Land of Myth is now available on Amazon.com. Go buy it. Please. Try it. You’ll like it! Doing a book through print-on-demand, and trying to get the word out … Continue reading