That’s how far we’ve traveled in the past year, and today we add another lap on the track. With today being the 31st, I’m pretty sure this is going to be my final blog article for the year , so I figured I’d do a bit of a “yearly wrap-up.”
All in all, this year has had a truckload of negatives, with some very peaked positives. So, while there’s been a lot of “rough” to go around, at least I occasionally had the highs to make it worthwhile.
Okay, so, there’s really no excuse for you reading a science fiction literature blog the week that the Once and Future Trilogy releases a movie. I get that. Totally not going to take it personally that no one is going to read this one. Instead, I’m going to bend to the festivities and make this post tangentially about Star Wars, in the hopes that maybe someone will take time to read it. Here’s my responses to the the top three comments I see circulating around the tubes of the internet this week.
Welcome to my “Author’s Blog” of sorts. I’m told all the up-and-coming authors have these things, as well as a few quite successful ones. Come on in and poke around. I figure the first thing I should tackle with this would be “Why writing, and why primarily Science Fiction?”
I was a Teenage Space Marine- Home of W. Adam Clarke 