Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. Prospero Lost: A Writer’s Odyssey — Part One and Part Two I sent the finished manuscript for Prospero’s Children to my editor, Jim Frenkel, in Summer 2001. What followed was a very, very long wait…very, very long. Did I mention “very”? Maybe, I…
Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. Prospero Lost: A Writer’s Odyssey — Part One and Part Two I sent the finished manuscript for Prospero’s Children to my editor, Jim Frenkel, in Summer 2001. What followed was a very, very…
Here is a useful translation key for all of us for speaking on the race subject in the future: Colorblind: New use: Not-Colorblind: sensitive to the problems others may experience that you do not experience. Colorblind: Thinking of other people as just like you without noticing significant differences. Old use: Not-Colorblind: A restaurant owner in…
Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. Here is a useful translation key for all of us for speaking on the race subject in the future: Colorblind: New use: Not-Colorblind: sensitive to the problems others may experience that you do not experience. Colorblind: Thinking of other people as just like…
A dose of Zo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4Auat84pl4 This guy always seems so refreshing.
> What folks here want from you is simply an acknowledgment of your privilege. An honest recognition and acknowledgement of racial privilege is the most important step in starting down an antiracist path. Ahh! All is revealed.
Originally published at Welcome to Arhyalon. You can comment here or there. > What folks here want from you is simply an acknowledgment of your privilege. An honest recognition and acknowledgement of racial privilege is the most important step in starting down an antiracist path. Ahh! All is revealed.
We got our LOA!!! (Letter of Acceptance) After a wait of nearly four years, we have a daughter.
Juss throws a fit every time he has to do anything. I was cheered, though, by the thought that Orville used to be worse at this age. Now, he’s quite reasonable. I mentioned this. Orville turned to his brother and said: "I was a Hypercane mixed with a Tsunami. You’re just a tornado." So true. So like life.…
A friend suggested that I offend the other half of the Internet by posting about D&D 4. So…why not? At World Con, I learned something fascinating about D&D 4. Up until now, I’d heard nothing but bad things about it. My D&D playing friends abhor it. But a guy who plays with kids told the following story:…