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The Force Is With Me: Star Wars Rogue One Plot & Characters Review (SPOILERS!)
Now that Rogue One has been out for a while, I felt it is finally time to write an analysis of the characters and plot of the latest Star Wars installment. Few people can deny that this is the prequel that captures the spirit and feel of Star Wars (those who do are entitled to…
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The CLFA December Booknado!
Originally posted on Conservative-Libertarian Fiction Alliance: A furious blast of fiction freedom blows away the tired, the formulaic, the predictable, and the didactic! Click on any of the images below to learn more and buy the fresh fiction listings in the December 2016 installment of the CLFA Booknado! NEW RELEASES Planet of the Magi: A Space Fantasy by Erin Lale…
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It’s the November CLFA Booknado!
Originally posted on Conservative-Libertarian Fiction Alliance: The November CLFA Booknado churns across a darkened literary landscape, demolishing tired, old, ideologically Progressive pap and blasting fresh fiction choices all across the land! Pick up one of our featured titles today and join the movement. Click on the book image to learn more and shop! (Titles are considered new releases and/or…
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The Sacred Stars Snippet One
Here’s the first snippet for The Sacred Stars: Prologue Faraday System United Colonies June 15, 2407 The Aurorae‘s defense screens flared as multiple beams struck. The impacts rocked the destroyer and threw Alannis Giovanni against her seat restraints. “Increase power to front defense screens!” She snapped. At the same time, she keyed up…
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Taxes for Writers Part 2
In my last bit on taxes, I went into what I’ve learned as far as tax deductions. Now comes the less fun parts. Writers, God(s) help us, are considered self employed. This has a number of effects upon the money we earn and the taxes we have to pay. As far as the US tax…
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A Reblog and a Note on Moving
Cedar Sanderson has a post up on her blog about something very important: food. More specifically, she contacted me for my favorite recipe. While she did it a little differently than me, she’s posted my recipe for your reading (and eating) pleasure. It’s a simple one, but what can I say, I like cooking with…
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Kal’s November 2015 Forecast
November is here, which means 2015 is rapidly coming to a close. Looking back so far, I’ve had four books published this year, I’ve finished an additional novel, and I hope to have two more finished and sent off to my beta readers by the end of the year. Most recently, Henchman Press just released…
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Free this Weekend: Look to the Stars
Since I’ll be at Liberty Con this weekend, I’ve made my short story, Look to the Stars, free on Amazon. This is a short story set in the Shadow Space Universe and tells the story of Mason McGann, a smuggler who lives in the shadows. Mason finds himself drawn into a dangerous game of politicians…
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50 Shades of Polychrome
Originally posted on Kal Spriggs: This is a guest blog from Amanda at Capitol Cat Editing in for Kal this week. My latest read has been Polychrome by Ryk E. Spoor. This book is a combination of fantasy, fanfic, romance, and action. The author does several things well; like capturing the rhythm and syntax style of…
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Taxes for Writers, part 2
Originally posted on Kal Spriggs: In my last bit on taxes, I went into what I’ve learned as far as tax deductions. Now comes the less fun parts. Writers, God(s) help us, are considered self employed. This has a number of effects upon the money we earn and the taxes we have to pay. As…
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