I’m really proud to have been asked to sing the national anthems of the US and Canada at the Yukon Quest Banquet held in Whitehorse, this past February, 2010. As an immigrant to Canada, it meant the world to sing both anthems–they have a special meaning for me. It was a race from the [...]
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When Both the US and Canadian National Anthems Mean a Lot, You Sing Them Both With Your Hand On Your Heart 2 comments
Mac’s Fireweed signing of EVOLVE, Canadian Vampire Anthology, Friday, 4-6pm Leave a comment
Toronto Launch of Evolve: the all-Canadian Vampire anthology, April 9-10 Leave a comment
“One Nation Under Gods” finds home in Tesseracts 14 4 comments
My story, “One Nation Under Gods,” was selected to be part of the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy anthology, Tesseracts 14, edited by Brett Savory and John Robert Colombo, due out in September 2010. The Tesseracts series is devoted to Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror, and has had, as you might have guessed, [...]
Seeing Things: a Captain Bly cartoon story of polar bears uploaded 3 comments
I used to be a cartoonist. I had a comic strip for 4 years in the local student paper, The Maneater, at the University of Missouri. I found that a visitor to Whitehorse had kindly uploaded some of my strips from a book called Captain Bly, 1994, as a way to show off my nifty [...]
Why I Love the Yukon in the Fall: Kluane Lake 4 comments
I had the chance of a lifetime this summer to work out at Kluane Lake. The drive from Haines Junction to Kluane Lake has to be one of the most beautiful drives ever, but it really glows in the fall. Holy Cow. I took 92 pictures and movies. This was my drive to work every [...]
The Moon Over Marsh Lake (and Tokyo) through Leaves in the Fall 2 comments
My new story is up at Fantasy Magazine. In honor of that, I took this footage out at Family Camp this weekend, a time where our church goes out and camps together. A spectacular full moon found us there, and I took this footage through spruce and pine and poplar there at Marsh Lake. It’s [...]
Fantasy Magazine Accepts My Story 4 comments
“Moon Over Tokyo Through Leaves in the Fall” found a home at Fantasy magazine, an online fantasy webzine. It’s a great webzine and I know it will be a good home for the story. They really treat their contributors well. They spotlight authors with interviews, and the website layout is very professional. It’s a solid [...]
Writing Classes at Yukon College–Get Your Novels Out 1 comment
Hey, Novelists! For some of you Nanowrimo was a great experience–but what next?? Or some of you have an old novel kicking around in your closet. Dust it off, get it ready. I’m teaching two courses at Yukon College in the Winter, both of them are Fiction Writing Workshops. You can read more about them [...]
Muslim Punk Rock, or What Fiction Can Do 3 comments
This just in from the New York Times. Michael Muhammad Knight wrote a book about Muslim-Americans forming a punk band in Buffalo New York. From the article by Christopher Maag, “Young Muslims Build a Subculture on an Underground Book“: Five years ago, young Muslims across the United States began reading and passing along a blurry, [...]
