After 10% of my daily audience gave me feedback that told me that I needed to cut down on the blog posts, I decided to give in. And, when the posts drop from nine posts a week to four or less, a week in review seems like a waste of time, not to mention padding.
So, I'm going to see how easy it is to do a month in review. In all likelihood, it won't be too overwhelming. But we'll see. And, it's easy enough this month, because the first week was already wrapped up and summarized here, in what might be the last week in review.
Everyone probably remembers the four part author review of the works of John Ringo, which included free books for every one of his series. They were broken down into Thrillers, Epics, rewriting Greek history as scifi, and the warrior ninja for God.
The music blogs this month were heavy on Tom Smith: some songs about video games, smashing faeries and the Blue Oyster Cult, a return to Firefly, and the Wiki Pirates, and blogging like the end of the world.
I also had some writing blogs. A little bit on editing, and some more about fighting and writing with Krav Maga.
I did a self defense review of my articles on self defense, mainly because it seemed like a good idea at the time.
And, I decided to have some fun this week. I had a character of mine answer an online survey. It was amusing. I also think some of my characters may be on drugs.
Well, that was easy. Let's see how September goes.
Next month, we have the return of author and guest blogger Karina Fabian, and she'll talk to us a bit about her upcoming novel Mind over Mind, starting on September 13.
See you then.
By the way, before you leave, check out some of our sponsers' ads ... please. We can use the money. :)
So, I'm going to see how easy it is to do a month in review. In all likelihood, it won't be too overwhelming. But we'll see. And, it's easy enough this month, because the first week was already wrapped up and summarized here, in what might be the last week in review.
Everyone probably remembers the four part author review of the works of John Ringo, which included free books for every one of his series. They were broken down into Thrillers, Epics, rewriting Greek history as scifi, and the warrior ninja for God.
The music blogs this month were heavy on Tom Smith: some songs about video games, smashing faeries and the Blue Oyster Cult, a return to Firefly, and the Wiki Pirates, and blogging like the end of the world.
I also had some writing blogs. A little bit on editing, and some more about fighting and writing with Krav Maga.
I did a self defense review of my articles on self defense, mainly because it seemed like a good idea at the time.
And, I decided to have some fun this week. I had a character of mine answer an online survey. It was amusing. I also think some of my characters may be on drugs.
Well, that was easy. Let's see how September goes.
Next month, we have the return of author and guest blogger Karina Fabian, and she'll talk to us a bit about her upcoming novel Mind over Mind, starting on September 13.
See you then.
By the way, before you leave, check out some of our sponsers' ads ... please. We can use the money. :)
Robots have been sent out into space to colonize worlds for another species as they expand throughout space. It's a nice, neat, simple way to colonize. As soon as the alien life arrive on their new planets, worlds are all ready for them.
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Cally's War
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And Prince Roger is a royal bastard.
However, when the Empire's enemies, known simply as "the Saints," try to assassinate him by blowing up his ship, Roger and his bodyguards are marooned on the backwater, the hostile planet of Marduk. The terrain is hostile, half the population is hostile, and -- oh, yeah, did we mention that the tropical humidity makes the plasma rifles explode? What do you expect when they're produced by the lowest bidder?
You can never say that Ringo makes it easy on his characters.
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