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Category Archives: pointless things of wonderfulness
Hannibal the quotable…
I have been known to throw the odd quote here and there. Followers of my itinerant wittering on here will be aware of that I am sure. I am something of a collector of quotes by the great and the … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, amwriting, blogging, book reviews, books, booksale, dystopia, errol the bookcase dragon, Esqwiths, fiction, goodnews, goodreads, Hannibal Smyth, humour, indie, indie novels, indiewriter, novels, Passing Place, pointless things of wonderfulness, publication, quotes, reads, sci-fi, self-publishing, steampunk, writes, writing
Tagged #scifi, amreading, amwritingscifi, bookblog, bookcovers, bookreview, bookreviews, books, booksale, quotes, reading, reads, sciencefiction, steampunk
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Pointless list of wonderfulness 3
Clearly, it would be an act of wisdom for me to take the time to encourage people to visit my blog, as opposed to reading the blogs of others. I am, however, not wise, nor am I so calculating. Besides, … Continue reading
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Dresden in Teeside: Book review: Brennan and Rix…
I have an unfortunate habit… Okay, I have lots of unfortunates habits, starting blog posts off with irrelevant tangents before I even get in the vague vicinity of the point being one of them. But if you’re not a regular … Continue reading
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Philosophical notes…
Music features a lot in my novel Passing Place, music and my love of lyrics, which I often find have a certain philosophical leaning. Of course, they were not always written with a philosophical mindset I am sure. But on … Continue reading
Blind Chance Theory
Occasionally things happen. No one knows why this is the case. Personally, I favour a little-known variant of Chaos Theory, BCT or Blind Chance Theory. Blind Chance Theory, which states that in an infinite universe, given an infinite amount of … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, amwriting, blogging, books, errol the bookcase dragon, fiction, goodnews, goodreads, indie, indie novels, insomnia, nanowrimo, opinion, pointless things of wonderfulness, reads, sci-fi, Uncategorized, writes, writing
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Insidious horizons: Hacked Future
‘The future’s bright… Utopian in fact… No, really it is…” Erm… or then again, maybe it’s not as bright as it seemed in December last year when that jolly little quote above was the opening lines of a blog/review of … Continue reading
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Tagged #scifi, bookblog, bookreview, books, future, goodreads, hackers, indiebooks, novels, sciencefiction, thriller
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What’s in a name…
When I first began writing I had an aim in mind. Well I say that now, in truth many years have passed so this statement is a tad spurious, but certainly, as long as I prepared to remember I had … Continue reading
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The Wise, The Witty And The Wicked
Words of wisdom, wit and occasionally wickedness from writers a little more famous than myself… Because, with NaNoWriMo 2018 just around the corner, we all need a little inspiration once in a while… The Wise… “You must stay drunk on … Continue reading
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Pointless list of wonderfulness 2
To reiterate the original of these posts: Like most people who blog, I read a lot of blogs. I probably don’t read as many blogs as I should, as I am forever saving a link to my bookmarks and never quite … Continue reading
