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Category Archives: Family
Emotion and Writing, Today on the Blog Tour!
Today the Summer 2013 Thieves’ Quarry Blog Tour is back at Magical Words, the group blog on the craft and business of writing that I maintain, as David B. Coe, with Faith Hunter, Misty Massey, John Hartness, James Tuck, and … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Character, Family, Novels, Thieftaker, Thieves' Quarry, travel, Urban Fantasy, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blog tour, character, David B. Coe, DragonCon, emotion, Faith Hunter, James Tuck, John Hartness, magical words, Mindy Klasky, misty massey, Thieftaker, Thieves' Quarry, writing, writing life
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A Post About Narrative and Life, At Magical Words
Today’s post can be found at http://magicalwords.net, the group blog on the business and craft of writing fantasy that I maintain, under the name David B. Coe, with fellow authors Faith Hunter, Misty Massey, Mindy Klasky, John Hartness, Kalayna Price, … Continue reading
Posted in Character, Family, Friendship, kids, Novels, parenting, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged character, creative process, creativity, David B. Coe, family, friends, magical words, narrative, writing, writing life
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One Month Since the Bombing: Fundraiser Update
A month ago today, bombs set off near the finish line of the Boston Marathon killed three people and wounded hundreds. One month. It doesn’t seem like that long ago, and yet the bombing has virtually disappeared from the headlines. … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Family, Friendship, Thieftaker, Writing Life
Tagged Boston, boston marathon bombing, charity, fundraiser, Thieftaker
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A Post About Balance in the Writing Life
Today I have a post up at the SFNovelists blogsite, a site I maintain in cooperation with approximately 100 other published authors of fantasy and science fiction. The post (written under David B. Coe) is called “Six Non-Writing Things That … Continue reading
Posted in Business of publishing, Family, Friendship, Fun, Music, Novels, Publishing, Reading, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged creative process, creativity, family, friendship, music, SFNovelists, writing, writing life
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The THIEFTAKER Signing Tour Post-Mortem
Fourteen days, ten cities (well, okay, some of them were towns), 2,930 miles, seven signings, a class on writing taught at Cushing Academy in Ashburnham, Massachusetts, a business lunch in New York City followed by drop-ins at a couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Business of publishing, Family, food, Friendship, Fun, Novels, Publicity, Publishing, Writing Life
Tagged friendship, publicity, publishing, publishing business, signings, Thieftaker
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Music From My Kids
I used to tell my daughters that no good music had been produced since sometime in the late 1970s. I didn’t really believe it, but they were younger then, and at the time they were listening to some truly horrid … Continue reading
Posted in Family, kids, Music, parenting
Tagged Avett Brothers, Ezra Koenig, family, Fleet Foxes, Gotye, Jack Johnson, John Butler, kids, Mumford and Sons, music, parenting, Sublime
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I Want To Go Back To College
Really, I do. It’s not that I miss being in my late teens and early 20s. I don’t want to go back to that part of my life at all. But I would love to be a college student again. … Continue reading
Yesterday’s Storms
We’ll get back to writing tips on Monday. For today, my thoughts are with those who were hurt in yesterday’s storms, those who lost homes or loved ones. My family and I were deeply fortunate. There were violent storms in … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Friendship, nature
Tagged American Red Cross, charity, family, friends, storms, tornadoes, weather
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A Winter Day’s Dilemma
It’s cold out. Not eye-watering-tears-freezing-on-your-face cold, but cold. Raw, is probably the better word. It’s foggy and windy, and it was snowing earlier. Nasty, nasty day. And I’m sitting here on the couch, typing on my laptop, a fire in … Continue reading
A Worthy Cause
Tonight my wife and I will be attending a fundraiser for Planned Parenthood that is being held at the house of some friends. Planned Parenthood has recently found itself in the crosshairs of social conservatives on Capitol Hill. Actually, this … Continue reading
Posted in Family, parenting, Politics
Tagged kids, parenting, planned parenthood, politics, sex, social issues, teenagers
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