Lisa’s photo series, American Families, was shown via projector at America Remixed, “[a] celebration of The New MFA and the opening of the Art of the Americas Wing.” Now that was a cool sight.
A few pictures:
Author of The Grace of Kings and The Paper Menagerie
by Ken
Lisa’s photo series, American Families, was shown via projector at America Remixed, “[a] celebration of The New MFA and the opening of the Art of the Americas Wing.” Now that was a cool sight.
A few pictures:
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by Ken
Audio version of my story, “The Algorithms for Love,” has been published by Nil Desperandum. It’s narrated by Lorna Boyle.
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November is about halfway over, and Lisa and I are at 68,000 words. Now I’m thinking this is going to be about 120,000 words when finished.
This is, by the way, the most words I’ve ever written on any single work. It alone probably equals or exceeds the number of words in all the short fiction I’ve written this year.
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Remember how I always wanted to write a specfic story about the tax code? That story, “You’ll Always Have the Burden With You,” has been sold to Dagan Books for the IN SITU anthology.
Now this isn’t a specfic story involving the tax code PLUS Lisp programming, which I have yet to write. But I’m halfway to completing my goal now.
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37,000 words so far. Lisa and I are chugging along. This likely will be a 100,000-word novel.