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Marifran O’Neil
When I was working at Jeopardy!, in 1999 we did our first road-trip to New York City, to tape a series of games at Madison Square Garden. At that time, I had been writing a number of letters of comment … Continue reading
Keats and Ben Nevis
Along the way in my education, I gained an affection for the poetry of Keats. Something about how he handled the language spoke to me. When I was in graduate school, I took a course on the Romantic Poets of … Continue reading
Libraries: Treasure Boxes – Part Two
Libraries: Treasure Boxes – Part One Texas Libraries Houston Public Library When my family moved to Houston when I was sixteen, it meant becoming familiar with a new library system. The Houston Public Library has a number of branch libraries, … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged Austin, Books, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, Dorothy L. Sayers, Houston, Libraries
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Memorial for the Rev. Dr. Doug Millham
This last week, there came the unexpected news that a friend and former pastor of mine, Doug Millham, had passed away. A massive heart attack, and then a stroke, incapacitated him suddenly, and a few short days later he was … Continue reading
Posted in Friends
Tagged Christianity, Doug Millham, Friends, Hollywood Presbyterian Church
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The Adventure of the Ice Cream Filled Doughnut
Yesterday, on Facebook, someone posted a link to an article about a dessert confection – ice cream filled doughnuts. When I followed up on the article, I learned that the emporium that provided the delectations was actually located in west … Continue reading
Stepping Out on Patreon
The internet has given rise to several different methods for creative people to crowdfund their projects. Kickstarter, for instance, lets a person or team fund a specific project, giving supporters special benefits as the specific financial goals are met. But … Continue reading
Cosplay at Phoenix Comicon 2017
I’m not great at remembering to take pictures of the cosplayers at conventions. But I did remember to catch a few while in Phoenix. The first one was the one that really reminded me to get out the camera. I’d … Continue reading
Adventures at Phoenix Comicon 2017
The last weekend of May this year, I made a trip over to Phoenix, thanks to the generosity of a couple of friends there. They had offered to put me up for the duration of the Phoenix Comicon, and paid … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Friends
Tagged Colleen Doran, Conventions, Ethan Nicolle, Fantasy, Friends, James A. Owen, Phoenix Comicon, Travis Hanson, Writing
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The Sugar Documentary
During the early part of 2016, I worked on a script for a company documentary in India. A client hired me to create a script for Dwarikesh Sugar in Uttar Pradesh in northern India. The project interested me beyond “just … Continue reading