Daily Archives: March 3, 2005
Laurence McMillin, 1923 – 2005
Posted on March 3, 2005 23 Comments
News has reached me that Larry McMillin, who was my teacher, has died. Here are some of the specifics of his remarkable life, which I invite you to read and mark. I won’t be dealing with most of them here. Rather, I want to tell you of him as I knew him. He was, first […]
The Virtue of Smaller Markets
Posted on March 3, 2005 31 Comments
(I put a post on submitting short stories to science fiction markets in a message board, and I think it’s interesting enough that I’ll repost it here for discussion. Have at it:) I’m planning to send out some short story work this year, and I’ll tell you why it’s rather more likely that I’ll submit […]
Whatever Everyone Else is Saying