Tag Archives: Tolkien

Thunder and Providence

Do you know what’s coming next Wednesday? In the early morning hours — to be precise, at six seconds past 4:05 a.m. — the time and date will be: 04:05:06/07/08/09. Aren’t you glad you found that out? Otherwise, you would have … Continue reading

Trees

I’ve been thinking about trees. That’s probably because they figure largely into the story I’m working on now. The more I reflect, the more I become convinced that trees may well be our single most significant (natural) connection to the … Continue reading

Frody Bagger and the Terrible Ring of You-Know-Whom

Lest this blog be accused of taking itself too seriously, the following posting is entirely silly. The other day, some friends and I were toying with the utterly frivolous question of “What if H.P. Lovecraft had written Jaws?” (If you … Continue reading

Wisdom from World Fantasy

As promised, here’s a little tour through my notebook — stuff that I wrote down while listening to panels at the World Fantasy Convention 2008 in Calgary. David Morrell, one of this year’s Guests of Honor, the creator of Rambo … Continue reading