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Category Archives: So That Others May Live
*Crawls out from under a pile of fabric*
What a year this month has been already! But I had a couple of extra days off, and I’ve been having energy for things again, so some of the chaos has been the kind that, when it settles down, actually … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Historical fiction, So That Others May Live, The Two-Legged League, Writing
Tagged Tolkien
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I wish I knew what to call this
I promised news on writing and SCA, so here you are. Listening to my sister’s playlists is good company while I clean, but apparently nothing can clarify my incoherent thoughts today. STOML — is on hold for now, after a … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, SCA, So That Others May Live, The Two-Legged League, work in progress
Tagged black wasp garb, garb, music
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In Which I Lose It
(Continued from part VI of In Which I Forget. See also parts I, II, III, IV, and V.) Monday Olivia had an eight o’clock final and another at ten-thirty. I slept through half her first one, but I was up when she came back … Continue reading
Posted in Non-fiction, Ordinary life, So That Others May Live, Writing
Tagged music, Tolkien
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In Which I Forget My Toothbrush
(Part III of In Which I Forget. Read parts I and II before jumping in at the middle.) (Friday, cont’d) We arrived at St Mary’s in time for Olivia to say goodbye to her two friends, set up the air … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, So That Others May Live, work in progress, Writing
Tagged adventures of the motley crew, music
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Updates on all fronts (and some sides)
It has been an eventful three weeks here. Three weekends ago I didn’t post because I had opened up the Two-Legged League again and that kind of swallowed me, two weekends ago I had just come down with a cold … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ordinary life, Revision, SCA, So That Others May Live, The Two-Legged League, work in progress, Writing
Tagged black wasp garb, garb
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Writing limbo
Not having STOML demanding every moment of time and energy I can (reasonably or unreasonably) devote to it has left me strangely weightless. It’s not that I have huge gaps of time unclaimed, because plenty of perfectly ordinary and important … Continue reading
In Which: I sort of return from the dead.
Once again, apologies for the abrupt silence, etc., etc. I write this post from my dining room table, which is finally cleared off enough to allow for that sort of thing, although it’s fast filling up again. I count four … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, So That Others May Live
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Behold, I tell you a mystery
I. 1:55, Wednesday, August 29, A. D. 2018 I was coming around the corner between the bakery I worked at and the place I’d parked my car, to get my lunch. As I turned, I saw a certain truck coming … Continue reading
Of shoes and ships and sealing-wax
Originally posted on Of Dreams and Swords:
This is going to be a long post. This “artist’s statement” was supposed to be a lot shorter, but you know how that goes. I even tried to abridge it and then found…
Posted in Books, Fiction, Historical fiction, History, Non-fiction, Ordinary life, Poetry, Reading, So That Others May Live, Writing
Tagged Chesterton, Philosophy, Tolkien
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Where, O death, is now thy sting?
It has been nine months since the event I introduced some of my readers to in this post, and Levi’s story has crossed 50,000 words. As we have come further and things have developed, I thought it would be good … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, So That Others May Live, work in progress, Writing
Tagged Philosophy, quotes, Tolkien
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