It is possible to have good in your heart and inadvertently do great evil; it is also possible to have evil in your heart but choose to do good. We can control our actions, but we cannot always control what’s in our hearts. Everyone makes mistakes. Is it worse to make a mistake if you have evil in your heart? If people see the evil in your heart and are scared, is that a mistake? Is it a crime? If you have evil in your heart, must you live in fear of ever being known?
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Last Week of Furry Book Month!
Heading into the final week of Furry Book Month, we have a special treat for you: a Tri-Galactic Trek story.
“Danger in the Lumo-Bay” and, in fact, the entire Tri-Galactic Trek universe was inspired by a slush reader for an unnamed furry noir anthology commenting that he hoped someone would submit a Picard-in-the-Holodeck story. Once the image of Captain Picard — re-imagined as a Sphyx cat — was in my head, there was no getting him out. I had to write that story. Continue reading “Last Week of Furry Book Month!”
Fish Water, Yum
Why is the three-year-old crying? We won’t let him drink the water that we’ve prepared for the fish tank. He wants fish water.
Furry Book Month — Week 3!
We’re over halfway through Furry Book Month — have you been getting your reading done? Or are you frozen in the headlights of just how many furry books are out there? If so, don’t fear! We have some recommendations to offer. Continue reading “Furry Book Month — Week 3!”
The Little Prince
The three-year-old carries a paperback copy of Atoine de Saint Exupery’s The Little Prince everywhere. He can’t read it, but he’s seen two movie versions and tells detailed stories about all the pictures.
One of the Catchiest Songs Ever
Three days ago: I haven’t heard the theme song to Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego in years – how fun!
Now: STOP PLAYING ON LOOP IN MY HEAD
The Pattern Set by Passersby
I saw the word “hallways” and my brain auto-corrected it to “hallsway” (like “passersby”). Maybe a sign I shouldn’t be writing right now…
Porcupines and Octopi
Public Service Announcement: It has come to light that octopi like to disguise themselves as octopi. I mean porcupines… wait… what?
Furry Book Month — Week 2!
For the second week of Furry Book Month, we bring you another story co-written by Daniel & Mary E. Lowd — The Canoe Race. This charming little tale is a type of furry fiction know as Secret Life of Animals. The world is basically our own, but a spotlight shines on the foibles and mischief that animals get up to when the humans aren’t looking. Continue reading “Furry Book Month — Week 2!”
Wonderful Surprise
A writer who was one of my largest influences told me that he had read something of mine and that I’m very talented. #MakesItAllWorthwhile