Who would have thought? (It occurred to me that many of you were not reading back in the days when I first introduced the children, Tornado in Human Form one, Cherubim, and Tornado in Human Form Two. TiHF2 is the youngest. I explained to him that six years ago today he popped out, and I was really…
DARK QUEST BOOKS SIGNS AWARD-WINNING SERIES! So It Begins Contributors Some of the Biggest Names in Military Science Fiction HOWELL, NJ Local publisher Neal Levin and editor Mike McPhail have joined forces to produce the anthology So It Begins. This book has a lot to live up to. As the second in the Defending…
Just finished correcting the galleys for Prospero Lost! Phew! Finally, my part is done. It read much smoother this time, after the corrections made during the copy-editing round, which was nice.
Orville: "…and they are called Silvers. Juss, yelling at the top of his lungs, "Why are their colonies named after Long-John-You-Know?"
Juss on his new show "Spiderman meets Geo Tracks." "He’s a really bad guy! His plans even work sometimes!"
Just because someone asked…but no more after this. ;-) Chapter Two: How Jacob and Nicky Arrive at the Forest Jacob and Nicky could not wait for the full moon. The next three days were certainly the longest ever to occur. What the key might do was all Nicky would talk about. Luckily, their mother…
John: "Maybe we should make him a turtle. Turtles are ninja." Juss, emphastically: "No. Turtles aren’t ninja. Turtles and ninja are completely different." When asked to explain, he added with hand gestures: "Ninjas throw things, while turtles go s-l-o-w-l-y." (Imagine the acting out of turtles go slowly.)
An interview with author David B. Coe (who is super cool and also cute) about his upcoming novel (which I believe is his tenth.) David B. Coe (www.davidbcoe.com) is the Crawford Award-winning author of ten fantasy novels and several short stories. A refugee from academia, David has a Ph.D. in history and has taught at the…
If you have a child in the 7 to 12 age group who might enjoy this and you can read it to them/ask them to read it. I would LOVE to hear any responses.
Once again, listening to musicals with the children provides endless oportunities for education….but we are beginning to be amused at how much of the seedy side of life is revealed in musicals. First, the father from My Fair Lady, then the gamblers of Guys and Dolls, then the con man of Music Man. Now, it’s…