Tag Archives: science fiction
O is for Online #AtoZChallenge
When the retina in my right eye detached in early August 2004, I’d been off-island at most twice since 9/11. In the following months, I made numerous eye-related trips to Boston: ferry to Woods Hole, bus to South Station, subway … Continue reading
Posted in Martha's Vineyard, technology, writing
Tagged bookselling, computers, Copyediting-L, editing, eyes, Facebook, feminism, off-island, psychic map, science fiction, terrorism, writing
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3 Quotes, 3 Days: Day 2
For more about the 3 Quotes, 3 Days challenge, see Day 1. When I came to Martha’s Vineyard in 1985, part of me thought I was taking a year off to work on a novel. I never finished that novel, … Continue reading
Posted in musing, writing
Tagged feminism, horses, Lammas Bookstore, Martha's Vineyard Times, science fiction, Washington DC, writing
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Writing About MV
When I moved to Martha’s Vineyard in the summer of 1985, I’d saved enough money to take a frugal year off from my frugal real life and work on the novel I’d started a few years before, tentatively titled Coming … Continue reading
Posted in Martha's Vineyard, writing
Tagged horses, Martha's Vineyard Times, Mud of the Place, science fiction, Talking Writing, writing, year-rounders
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From the Seasonally Occupied Territories . . . 