A Vacation. Whether I Wanted One Or Not.
I traditionally take a vacation in March. Usually during the latter half of the month to enjoy my birthday during the course of the trip.
If Ken Lizzi has a quest it is to help infuse a pulp sensibility into 21st Century fiction
I traditionally take a vacation in March. Usually during the latter half of the month to enjoy my birthday during the course of the trip.
I’m sitting in the Nashville airport waiting for my flight out. With a few more minutes to spend, thanks to a delayed departure, I figure
MBW, the HA, and I jaunted down to Monterrey for the New Year. Not to stay up until midnight and toast the changing of the
There and Back Again sums it up, I suppose. I loaded the car with the HA and MBW and made the trek from San Antonio
I believe the John Maddox Roberts splurge has ended for a while with S.P.Q.R. IV: The Temple of the Muses. This is not because I’ve
I missed a great deal of excellent adventure fiction by failing to stumble across John Maddox Roberts during the last quarter of the twentieth century.
I spent the last two weeks revisiting family and old friends in the Portland area. It was at times relaxing and at others hectic. But
Home at last. After the trip to Florida I had a half-day at home before heading north to Dallas for the North Texas RPG Con.
Maybe it is wider margins. Or maybe it is just sheer readability. For whatever reason, I’m surging through John Maddox Roberts’ Stormlands books at nearly
