Author Archives: Sarah Beach

About Sarah Beach

Now residing in Las Vegas, I was born in Michigan and moved to Texas when 16. After getting my Masters degree in English, I moved to Hollywood, because of the high demand for Medievalists (NOT!). As a freelance writer and editor, I find that Nevada offers better conditions for the wallet. I love writing all sorts of things, and occasionally also create some artwork.

News Flash: Weary Traveler Returns Home

I reached home after Comic Con at 10 p.m. last night, and am still weary. I want to write up descriptions of my Mythcon activities as well as my adventures at Comic Con. But my brain is still just getting … Continue reading

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The Creature and Room Service

The Creature was upset that after spending almost 24 hours in bubble wrap the first thing he finds on emerging is that I’d ordered room service for myself. Sorry pal, but I’d had breakfast at 6:30, and I was hungry.

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2011 Trip – Here Comes the Train

So, I finally got everything thrown into the bags for the trip. At the last minute, I decided to skip using the duffle bag, at least for the trip to Mythcon. The idea of wrangling the wheelie, the duffle, the … Continue reading

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The Creature Checks the Map

The Creature has been listening to me talk about this Albuquerque, and decided to check out its location. He thinks it is too far from the sea. I don’t think he likes the idea of me going so far.

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Preparing to Travel

It’s always an adventure when a trip sneaks up on me. Suddenly the hours shorten, seeming to go by much faster than they would on other days. Suddenly I realize that half the wardrobe I meant to take on the … Continue reading

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Coloring “Tsalosha”

I started coloring the scans of my comic book short story “Tsalosha” a while ago. The intent is to prepare it and a couple of other stories to be printed together in color (probably from the POD company Ka-Blam). I’m … Continue reading

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The ScHoFan Critique Group

For the last 2 years, I’ve taken part in a science fiction/horror/fantasy critique group as part of GLAWS. We’ve met pretty consistantly, once a month, usually at the Venice library on a Saturday afternoon. This month, however, because of various … Continue reading

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The Pastel Blasphemy

I was working on a script earlier today and needed to take a break from it. This is a second major rewrite of a concept, and it’s a challenge to make plot changes, to tweak the characters, and still retain … Continue reading

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The Creative Taskmaster Lost Patience

The Creature took a nose-dive (face-dive? he doesn’t have a nose) off the hutch shelf of my desk last night. I guess he didn’t think I really needed that sixth game of Spider Solitaire. As he points out here, I … Continue reading

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BBQ for Don Williams

My friend Donald Williams was out in the Los Angeles area in order to speak at a seminar sponsored by the Southern California C.S. Lewis Society. The seminar was most of the day on Saturday, and unfortunately I had a … Continue reading

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