“It is said that your life flashes before your eyes just before you die. That is true, it’s called Life.” Terry Pratchett.
I’ve been posting the new artwork for The Castes and OutCastes every now and then, but here are all three new covers, finalized and ready to go. So excited by how they turned out!
Davis: Today I’m excited to be joined by Eric Fomley, owner and proprietor of The Grimdark Review and co-blogger of the recently formed Grimdark Alliance. Eric has a passion for fantasy, and especially the grimdark variety. He’s active on some of the same forums that I am, and so I thought to myself, ‘Self, why…
I try not to get excited about things like this Impossible EM Drive, but I sure hope it pans out. Exciting won’t begin to describe my reaction if it does. If Mars is only 70 days away, I imagine everything will get very interesting in a few decades, and not solely in the way of that…
Whoever came up with this is a genius. I wonder if it was first on Cracked in 2014?
Spoiler alert. If you haven’t read A Warrior’s Knowledge, don’t read any further. This is the first page of the prologue from Book 3, tentatively titled A Warrior’s Penance. And this is what the edit of the first draft looks like. When I was younger there were writers who implied that they would write a book, and basically,…
This story makes me smile. http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/latest-white-house-gatecrasher-real-fox-171245687–abc-news-politics.html?vp=1
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Big questions about life and how people choose to die.
https://vimeo.com/105168003
Thanks for sharing that, Bill. It’s a difficult question – end of life care and dignity in dying. It’s something we struggle with in the medical community all the time. And the answer is never easy and never the same from one person to the next.
Davis,
Pleasure..
With every medical advance the question becomes even more complex. Between palliative care, the ability to diagnose conditions like alhzymers, extend the life of terminal patients, choices that previously didn’t exist before are and will be faced more and more frequently. I found the video intriguing, openly discussing such a personal choice, courageous.