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Monthly Archives: February 2007
Update: MTYT as nightmare repellent
About a year ago (jeez… time flies when you get old and buy an Xbox 360 anyways), I blogged about a creativity / drawing game that my son and I play called My Team, Your Team (MTYT). Short version: One … Continue reading
New novel bit is up. “The Side Ways 3.2: Into the Stream”
New chapter of the novel is posted, “3.2: Into the Stream.” Here’s a chunk. * * * * * Kendra shook her head, checked for cars again – the street was empty – and stepped into the road. The swirling … Continue reading
Six Degrees of Metadata
I don’t talk about my day gig much in this space. Mostly because my day gig involves marketing, and if I’m going to write about what I do (marketing) and where I do it (OCLC), I should do it there, … Continue reading
Target of my Wrath
This is a rant. And I haven’t done one of those in this space in awhile. If you don’t want to read a good, old fashioned, flame-on rant, and would just like a quick laugh, try out the Nietzsche Family … Continue reading
The Side Ways 3.1: Judge the Book
Latest portion of the novel-in-progress has been posted. A bit of it to whet your whistle… * * * * * Kaolyn and Wallace continued to peer at various objects in the room, not touching anything, but looking for… something… … Continue reading