Tag Archives: Annie Bellet

Report from Worldcon

Posted on September 6, 2012 by Thomas K. Carpenter

Tweet Whew. Gasp. Hoorah! None of those can quite capture how I felt after the four wonderful days at the 2012 Worldcon, or Chicon 7, in Chicago. Surrounded by other fans and writers, passing gorgeous handmade costumes in the hallways, … Continue reading →

Posted in The Writer's Life, Writing / Publishing | Tagged analog, Annie Bellet, Brad Togersen, Chicago, Chicon 7, Convention, fantasy, George R.R. Martin, Hugh Howey, Hugo, John Scalzi, ken liu, Martin Shoemaker, nancy fulda, Neil Gaiman, Patrick Rothfuss, science fiction, Worldcon, YouTube | Comments Off

New Release – Mirror Shards: Volume Two

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Thomas K. Carpenter

Tweet If you like augmented reality, stories about augmented reality, or just plain old good stories then the second volume of Mirror Shards anthology might be for you. It was a real joy to put together this collection of stories. … Continue reading →

Posted in augmented reality, Stories, Writing / Publishing | Tagged Alex J. Kane, Annie Bellet, Anthology, augmented reality, Bogi Takacs, J. Daniel Sawyer, Louise Herring-Jones, marina j lostetter, michele lang, Mirror Shards, Robert T. Jeschonek, samantha murray, science fiction, Stories, TD Edge, Terry Edge, Thomas K Carpenter, Tomar Volk, william t vandemark | Comments Off

A Collection of Fantastic Books and Stories

Posted on May 8, 2011 by Thomas K. Carpenter

Tweet One of the perks of being a writer is being friends with other writers. I often get to read novels and stories before they’re published and cheer them on when they are. The writers I regularly chat with about … Continue reading →

Posted in Stories, The Writer's Life, Writing / Publishing | Tagged amazon, Annie Bellet, CC Geddes, Christy Evans, David Bawdy, David DeLee, David Schibi, DeAnna Knippling, Douglas Smith, Gerald M. Weinberg, Jill Morrison, Joe Cron, Joshua Graham, Jr., Karen L. Abrahamson, Lauryn Christopher, Levi Montgomery, LM May, Marcelle Dube, Michael D. Britton, Oregon Writers Network, OWN, Pati Nagle, Randy Tatano, Rebecca M. Senese, Rigel Ailur, Russ Crossley, Ryan M. Williams, Smashwords, Steven Mohan, Stories, Terry Hayman, writing | Comments Off

The Practice of Failure

Posted on November 7, 2010 by Thomas K. Carpenter

Tweet Failure can often be a predictor of future success. It’s known that a bank is more willing to give a loan to a business person that has previously failed with another business than one right out of the gate … Continue reading →