While the vast majority of conventions that I attend are in Texas, there are a few outliers. One of which is Archon, which is officially a St. Louis convention that’s been going on for many decades. The first ones I attended were actually in St. Louis at a hotel near the Gateway Arch on the… Continue reading On the Road to Archon
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Where are the Electric Cars for Travelers?
Today on my news feed, I read some article about how the new Tesla was going to charge extra for an additional 19 miles range over their standard of 250-ish miles on a charge. Considering how much hype there is over the newest Tesla, it just makes me sad. It doesn’t look like I’ll ever… Continue reading Where are the Electric Cars for Travelers?
Dreams, Lucid and Otherwise
One of my most useful writing tools is the lucid dream. It’s a halfway state between wakefulness and random dreaming, where I can set the stage, place the characters in motion, and even stop and rewind the action. It’s great for working through scenes and seeing how the characters will act, all before touching the… Continue reading Dreams, Lucid and Otherwise