How to Save an Arts Journal?
My essay “How to Save an Arts Journal?” has been published as a free entry on my Flint Fictionology Substack.… Read the rest
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Rant #1: The Hidden Cost of Compromise
My essay “Rant #1: The Hidden Cost of Compromise” has been published as a free entry on my Flint Fictionology Substack.… Read the rest
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Fearful Ruminations, Episode 1
My essay “Fearful Ruminations, Episode 1” has been published as a free entry on my Flint Fictionology Substack.… Read the rest
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The World-Famous Waterfront, a short story.
My short story “The World-Famous Waterfront” has been published as a paid entry on my Flint Fictionology Substack.… Read the rest
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Advice on Writing from Frankenstein’s Monster
My new essay “Advice on Writing from Frankenstein’s Monster” has been published as a free entry on my Flint Fictionology Substack.… Read the rest
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A Fictionologist’s Bucket List
My new essay “A Fictionologist’s Bucket List” has been published as a free entry on my Flint Fictionology Substack.… Read the rest
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Substack: Let’s Go Looking for Magic
My new essay “Let’s Go Looking for Magic” has been published as a free entry on my Flint Fictionology Substack.
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Urbantasm Scavenger Hunt Winners Announced
I am very pleased to announce the winners of the Urbantasm Scavenger Hunt / Book Launch:
The grand prize goes to Flint team, “The Akawe Krusaders.”
The second prize goes to Flint team, “The Curious Knights.”
Congratulations to the winning teams!
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The Mayor, the Child, and the Window (a parable)
There once was a wealthy and powerful town and to celebrate their splendor the townsfolk built a golden tower in the middle of the square, crowning it with a huge window as tall as a person and open to the air.
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