At long last, I’ve managed to do some updating on the ScribblerWorks website! Whew!
First off, there’s the new front page, with a picture of myself gracing it (a photo that doesn’t even alarm me!). I seem to have screwed up the slide-show of my Christmas cards, so I’ll have to do some tweaking for that (and I might as well work on getting the color scans done, since I ought to start hawking those more soon).
In the meantime, a new Current Article has been added to the site: “For Love of Sophia”, a paper about the Wise Woman in stories, that I gave at Mythcon 34 in Nashville. The theme that year was the Wise Woman in literature. I had fun writing that paper.
I’ve also added some new reviews, at long last. First up is a short review of the books of James A. Owen’s Imaginarium Geographica. I’ll admit that James is a friend, but that wouldn’t stop me from picking at things that don’t work — but happily, I don’t have to do that. The books are delightful, romping their way through myth and literature, and history. Besides… DRAGONS! I’ve also reviewed Jincy Willett’s The Writing Class, something I purchased on the basis of the blurb description and enjoyed thoroughly. Check it out.
I’m hoping to get back to a more regular schedule for updating the site, adding new material.
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