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Author Archives: Sarah Beach
Fictive Non-Fiction
(Originally posted on LiveJournal) So yesterday, I went to the monthly gathering of the Alameda Writers Group (held at the Glendale Library). Their speaker was addressing how to strategize and plan one’s career plans for the year. It was something … Continue reading
Loscon 2008
I’d meant to post about Mythcon back some time ago. But now I’ve misplace the program listings, which I meant to use to describe the things I’d attended. Oh well. I’ll just say, aside from some interesting glitches regarding the location … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions
Tagged Diana Pavlac Glyer, Fantasy, J. Michael Straczynski, Loscon, Mythcon, Science Fiction, Sherwood Smith, Writing
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The Age of Entitlement
(Originally posted on LiveJournal) I’ve been overdue scheduling a follow-up doctor’s appointment. Back late in May, my (then) doctor changed the dosage level on one of my medication (the one for my blood sugar levels). Plus, I’d taken a sleep … Continue reading
The Power of the Physical Object
(Originally posted on LiveJournal) It’s something I talk about when telling friends about how to get comic book editors’ attention: write a letter and mail it snail mail. The physical object has power – a physical letter with your signature … Continue reading
New York Tourist, Part Two
My second day in Manhattan, I walked over to Columbus Circle and caught the A Train, to go up to the Cloisters. My first visit to Manhattan, back in 1999, I had looked at the subway maps, and thought, “Why … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Bob Schreck, Cloisters Cross, DC Comics, Denny O'Neil, Legally Blonde, Matt Idelson, Strand, The Cloisters
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New York Tourist, Part One
On Monday, August 11, my brother David and I took the train up to Manhattan. I really enjoyed his company, and conversing with him on the ride. We got into Penn Station, and got a cab to the Wellington Hotel, … Continue reading
Philadelphia Tourist
I’m finally getting around to posting at least some pictures from my recent trip to the East Coast. The first stage was a visit to the Philadelphia area and my brother David & sister-in-law Shirley. The time I spent with … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Constitution, Ducks, Impressionists, Independence Hall, Justin Beach, Liberty Bell, Monet, Philadelphia, Tourist, Van Gogh
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Eyes and Sighs
(Originally posted on LiveJournal) Since I got back from my trip, I’ve been doing some work on my fantasy novel, The Ring of Adonel. Some of it has been typing onto the computer one chapter that had gotten skipped in … Continue reading
