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Outpost Log from the Edge of the Familial Zone
We’re in southern Minnesota for the week getting my son squared away at college. I thought about giving an update on our mobile adventures but, turns out, one was already waiting for me in my text messages. Now if only… Read More ›
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Homeception
Homeception is when you take your new home and park it in the driveway beside your childhood home so that when you look out your dining room window, you are staring into the kitchen of your youth. This is the… Read More ›
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A Peek into the Future of the Crimson Son Universe!
The following went out to my email list subscribers, so you may have already seen this, but if not… In case you missed it: The signed Crimson Son giveaway has ended and the winners have been notified – check your… Read More ›
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Living Free Means Hard Work
*Another update in my personal saga as I search for a means to commit mobile fiction. It’s been a busy few months and, yes, my writing has slowed but not to worry – I’ll be back on track soon. Eric… Read More ›
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Bracing for Impact
Turmoil and change are often great fodder for creativity. The threshold between what was and what will be is the perfect recipe for fiction. Every story is about becoming or undoing (or both – see The Stormblade Saga…) and the… Read More ›
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Minimalist Mindset
Last weekend we managed to squeeze in a trip in Discovery. We found a hidden gem of a state park only three hours outside the summer kiln of Dallas / Fort Worth. We lounged lakeside enjoying the thrill of doing… Read More ›
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A Transformation Long in the Making – Luke Cage Season Two
When Luke Cage first debuted on Netflix, even a jaded media consumer could tell we were witnessing a change. For too many years media conglomerates called the shots based on faulty assumptions of what would “work” and what wouldn’t using… Read More ›
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The Road Ahead
For our latest trip in Discovery, I wrote a fairly general post about encountering difficulties along the way. I’d meant to give my typical Captain’s Log entry (or First Officer…there’s likely some debate and a brewing mutiny) but as… Read More ›
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Putting Your Dreams In Storage…
Books aren’t all that great for a mobile lifestyle. They’re heavy. Awkward to store. And those glorious displays of leather, or matte and glossy spines on open shelves would never survive the four point magnitude earthquake of going from place… Read More ›
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Bumps and Bruises? All Part of the Journey…
Every day on the road with Discovery we learn something new. For instance, did you know the side mirror is exactly six feet off the ground? I’m six foot two… I’ve been bludgeoned by this reality multiple times now. Each… Read More ›
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