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Ragamuffin
Back at Boskone 44, I heard Tobias S. Buckell explain how he pulled together a list of all the cool stuff he wanted to see in a book–and then he wrote the book. And another one. Lots of cool stu… more →
Writing Every Day
2007 Nebula recap
Pam Phillips wrote 6 months ago: I didn’t quite manage to read the Nebula ballot before they announced the winners. Here are th … more →
Odyssey
Pam Phillips wrote 6 months ago: Considering my resistance to children in stories, I was beginning to worry I was being too much of a … more →
In The New Moon's Arms
Pam Phillips wrote 6 months ago: After all this space opera and time travel and scifi, I was ready to read something truly human as I … more →
Ragamuffin
Pam Phillips wrote 6 months ago: Back at Boskone 44, I heard Tobias S. Buckell explain how he pulled together a list of all the cool … more →
Memorare
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Pam Phillips wrote 6 months ago: In “Memorare,” by Gene Wolfe, March Wildspring is a producer, filming a documentary abou … more →
Unique Chicken Goes In Reverse
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: In “Unique Chicken Goes In Reverse,” by Andy Duncan, Father Leggett, a priest in Savanna … more →
Awakening
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Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: In “Awakening,” by Judith Berman, Aleya awakes among the dead, escapes, and explores a w … more →
The Accidental Time Machine
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: If you’d like a taste of The Accidental Time Machine, by Joe Haldeman, it’s worth listen … more →
The Story of Love
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: “The Story of Love”, by Vera Nazarian, opens with an interesting passage offering the th … more →
The Helper and His Hero
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: “The Helper and His Hero,” by Matthew Hughes is the latest installment of Guth Bandar … more →
Stars Seen Through Stone
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: Vernon is a small-time regional music producer who landed in Black William, Pennsylvania with his (n … more →
Kiosk
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: The Secret History of Moscow gave us a glimpse of the kiosks filling the streets. In “Kiosk, … more →
Children's Crusade
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: Remember how I changed my mind about “Titanium Mike Saves The Day” after I got past the … more →
Pride
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Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: Some people seem to be strange atttractors. In Pride, by Mary Turzillo, Kevin is enlisted by Animals … more →
Always
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: Funny how you can always tell a cult by who gets to have sex. In “Always,” by Karen Joy … more →
Captive Girl
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Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: With lovely, musical language, ” Captive Girl,” by Jennifer Pelland opens with a vista o … more →
Safeguard
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: Some topics you need to write about with some restraint, like putting kids into danger to get the r … more →
Titanium Mike
Pam Phillips wrote 7 months ago: I am noticing that I form my opinion about a story very fast, within the first couple paragraphs, an … more →
The Merchant and The Alchemist's Gate
Pam Phillips wrote 8 months ago: The story I have to tell is truly a strange one, and were the entirety to be tattooed at the corner … more →
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