Antique Internet Humor

 I first discovered this little gem in the 1990s, but it's never failed to produce a laugh.  Here it is again, courtesy of Snopes.

Tandem Story Writing Assignment

or

What happens when two students are put together to write 'cooperatively.'

I've Been Discovered!!!

 This is something I never expected.  My blog, my incredibly tiny and insignificant web log, has been discovered by a Chinese spam generator.

No foolin'!

So now, I'll have to approve comments before the comments are actually posted.  This presumes that someone, somewhere, will see fit to comment on the one of these posts.

Anyone?

Published in Cirsova, Winter 2021

 Cirsova publishes four issues per year.  Check out the most recent issue, and note the third author listed on the front cover - yours truly!

Available at Amazon and Cirsova Home Page.

Breakfast or Something

 I've been losing weight.  Not as much as I'd like, but some.  Part of my impromptu weight loss program involved skipping breakfast and having a very light lunch - which helps.  In theory these two non-meals are supposed to be followed by a sensible dinner, but sensible dinners are hard to come by.  So maybe two out of three are sensible by my definition, and probably one out of twenty-five if defined by a dietitian or nutritionist who is willing to look the other way when it comes to dry martinis.

My Christian Birthday

Today is my Christian birthday!

On Thursday, 8/18/2005, I was Regenerated (Born Again) thanks to the Lord's grace and His servant, Pastor Jim Riccitelli.

Magic Employed

My next anthology, Magic Employed, is a sequel to Magic for Hire, and should be available on Amazon in October of this year.  My thanks to Glen Filthie over at the Thunderbox (where great intelligence goes to be insulted) for his review: A Brutally Scathing Book Review: Magic For Hire.  Thank you!

The cover art is by Tina Garceau.  You can see more of her work at the Ancient NFO's site: Old NFO.

RFI: Cover Design

Thanks to author JL Curtis, I now am on my way to getting a cover designed for my next publication, Magic Employed, the sequel to Magic for Hire.  My problem is that I'm neurotic and can't make up my mind which cover is best - or maybe none of the above.

So.

Here are five sketches by Tina Garceau, the artist who did the covers for JL Curtis.  Which one is the best cover, in your own not-terribly-humble opinion?

 

Number 1

Number 2

Number 3

Number 4

Number 5

 Please cast your vote in the comments section.  Thank you!