Screenings in the Sickroom

April 4, 2020

I’ve been sick for 10 days now, and I improve day by day.  I am only rarely doubled over with coughing.  Occasionally my eyes will uncross and I can read and even plan ten or fifteen minutes into the future.  Kathy’s illness is about three or four days behind mine, but then hers isn’t as […]

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Kali in the Age of COVID

April 1, 2020

  [thanks to Pat Cadigan]

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Rates of Infection

March 31, 2020

So, let’s compare infection and mortality rates in the different countries!  Here’s a useful video courtesy of the BBC. Who wins? Who loses?  

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Now We Are Sick

March 29, 2020

So.  Apparently I started the self-isolation thing a little late, because I am now unwell. It’s a common cold, so far as I can tell, proving that just because everyone’s talking about one virus doesn’t mean the others go on holiday.  I started coughing on Wednesday, which raised a modest amount of concern, but I […]

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Hang On Little Tomato

March 23, 2020

All things being normal, I’d mosey to a cocktail bar tonight, then walk down the street to the Kimo, the world’s only art-deco pueblo revival theater, to see Pink Martini. But things aren’t normal, I won’t be in any theater anytime soon, and if I drink any cocktails I’ll have to make them myself. But […]

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The New Profiteers

March 22, 2020

Something I heard just today.  A couple weeks ago, before COVID really hit New Mexico, trucks from Texas appeared in nearly every community and bought up toilet paper from every outlet, including convenience stories like 7-11, then carried them back home. I kind of admire the enterprise of these guys, but I also want to […]

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Ten Days to Shake the World

March 22, 2020

You’ve got ten days left to apply for Taos Toolbox, the master class for writers of science fiction and fantasy, this year with Nancy Kress, George RR Martin, EM Tippetts, and myself. There’s a hard deadline of April 1.  Not to be pushy or anything, but you should probably get that manuscript in the mail.

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In Place

March 21, 2020

I’m rusticating in place these days.  Not because I’m showing symptoms of COVID 19, but because our governor has closed all theaters, gyms, bars, and restaurants (other than take-out).  My karate school has closed, and so has my masseuse.  I should be in Orlando right now for the International Conference on the Fantastic in the […]

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An Evening’s Sophisticated Entertainment

March 17, 2020
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The Green and Purple

March 17, 2020

Had a very enjoyable St. Urho’s Day, topped off with a supper of Finnish pancakes.   The only thing that would have improved the day would have been Finnish gin, but I can’t get Napue in the States. I notice that St. Urho’s Wikipedia page links to a list of “fictional saints.”  And the other […]

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