Jeff's Blog
Month: October 2013
Guest Blog by Neve Maslakovic: History’s Mysteries (or Where to Look for the Story)
Monday, October 28th, 2013 @ 7:07 pm Jeff's Blog | Comments Off
by Neve Kaslakovic I've written two time-travel whodunits and am about to embark on the third in the series. My characters, Julia Olsen, science dean’s assistant, and Nate Kirkland, chief of campus security, solve crimes in STEWie’s (SpaceTimE Warper) lab and wherever its time-traveling basket happens to go. When I... Read More
The Secret Grief
Saturday, October 12th, 2013 @ 6:13 pm Jeff's Blog | 2Comments
There is a poignant scene near the end of the movie Return of the King when Frodo is finishing his book but he still feels the pain from an old wound. He winces, rubbing his shoulder, and muses to himself: How do you pick up the threads of an old... Read More
Guest Blog by Jason Sheehan: Chekhov’s Gun and Duncan’s Briefcase
Friday, October 4th, 2013 @ 10:47 am Uncategorized | Comments Off
by Jason Sheehan (author of A Private Little War and Tales from the Radiation Age)
Chekhov’s Gun and Duncan’s Briefcase
Two observations on the dramatic lives of inanimate objects
Anton Chekhov is having something of a moment. Thanks to the finale of Breaking Bad,... Read More