Category Archives: George R. R. Martin

Too Many Books?

Posted on July 27, 2015 by SharonJoss

I’m serious. I’m moving in a couple months, going from a three-bedroom to a one-bedroom (with no garage). I’m not really worried about losing the square footage. Three years ago, when I moved from Idaho to Oregon, I only had … Continue reading →

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Sharpening the Blade

Posted on July 14, 2012 by SharonJoss

Slowly but surely, I’m closing in on the final stages of my latest work on progress, GLAMOUR.  It will be my third complete novel in three years.  I am gratified to see that my writing is much better than the … Continue reading →

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2012 MISCON Writers Track

Posted on May 28, 2012 by SharonJoss

 I’m back from dark and damp Missoula, Montana, home of  MISCON.  This was my first time to Montana, and only my second Science Fiction & Fantasy Convention.  Unlike the World Con I attended in Reno last year which hosted … Continue reading →

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We are the WorldCon

Posted on August 15, 2011 by SharonJoss

I’m off like a dirty shirt – to the 69th annual World Science Fiction (and Fantasy) Convention in Reno, Nevada; “RENOvation” for short.  I’ve never been to any kind of fan “Con” before.  To be honest, I decided to go … Continue reading →

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