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LitStack Recs: The End of All Things & The Death of the Heart

22 February, 201918 March, 2021 LitStackEditor 0 Comments Elizabeth Bowen, John Scalzi, The Death of the Heart, The End of All Things

The End of All Things, by John Scalzi Full disclosure: I adore John Scalzi. I enjoy his writing, which I

LitStack Recs: Speedbumps & The Human Division

7 December, 20177 December, 2017 Lauren Alwan 0 Comments John Scalzi, Lauren Alwan, LitStack Rec, memoir, Sharon Browning, Teri Garr

Speedbumps: Flooring It Through Hollywood, by Teri Garr Think of Teri Garr, the legendary actress turns 70 on December 11,

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LitStack Review: The End of All Things by John Scalzi

28 February, 201719 March, 2021 Sharon Browning 0 Comments Colonial Union, diplomacy, Equilibrium, John Scalzi, Old Man's War, the Conclave

The End of All Things John Scalzi Tor Books Release Date: May 31, 2016 ISBN 978-0-7653-7607-7 Full disclosure: I adore

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My Report from NerdCon: Stories, Part Two – The Authors

20 October, 201628 April, 2021 Sharon Browning 0 Comments authors, Dessa, John Scalzi, Kaffeeklatsche, M. T. Anderson, MariNaomi, mary robinette kowal, Minneapolis, NerdCon: Stories, Paolo Bacigalupi, stories, Wesley Chu

While the variety shows and special events were fun, and the panels and workshops were informative, while being around

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My Report from NerdCon: Stories, Part One

18 October, 201628 April, 2021 Sharon Browning 2 Comments authors, convention, Dread, Finding Your Voice, John Scalzi, Minneapolis, NerdCon: Stories, panels, Paul Sabourin, Self-Promotion, SuperFight, variety show, workshops

It was my distinct pleasure to be able to attend the 2nd Annual NerdCon: Stories convention last weekend at the

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Another “NerdCon: Stories” is In The Books

17 October, 201628 April, 2021 Sharon Browning 0 Comments convention, fun, John Scalzi, lip sync, Minneapolis, NerdCon: Stories, stories

Well, another NerdCon: Stories convention has come and gone (held October 14 and 15 in Minneapolis, Minnesota), and once again,

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Gimbling in the Wabe – Tangible Authors

1 April, 201631 March, 2016 Sharon Browning 0 Comments Benjamin Percy, Blog, Catherynne Valente, Cherie Priest, Corey Doctorow, Daniel Abraham, Dave Hutchinson, Ellen Datlow, Facebook, Guy Gavriel Kay, J.K. Rowling, Jacqueline Carey, John Scalzi, journal, Kameron Hurley, Kirstin Cronn-Mills, Linda Nagata, mary robinette kowal, Melinda Snodgrass, Neil Gaiman, Paolo Bacigalupi, Patrick Rothfuss, Peter Newman, Pinterest, R.S. Belcher, Scamperbeasts, Scott Wilbanks, social media, Twitter, Victoria Schwab, Wesley Chu

I am an extremely lucky person. At times when I am feeling particularly magnanimous, I would even say that I

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Gimbling in the Wabe – Having Fun With Stories

16 October, 201516 October, 2015 Sharon Browning 0 Comments Baron Munchausen, fun, Hank Green, internet, John Green, John Scalzi, NaNoWriMo, NerdCon: Stories, podcasting, stories, SuperFight

I had the good fortune last week of attending the first ever NerdCon: Stories, a two day convention dreamed up

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Gimbling in the Wabe – A Baker’s Dozen of My Favorite Books of 2014

2 January, 20152 January, 2015 Sharon Browning 0 Comments 10:04, Ancillary Justice, Ancillary Sword, Ann Leckie, Ben Lerner, Celeste Ng, Cibola Burn, Emily St. John Mandel, Everything I Never Told You, favorite, Fortune's Pawn, Happy new year, Heaven's Queen, Hild, Honor's Knight, James S.A. Corey, John Scalzi, Kameron Hurley, Kate Atkinson, Life After Life, Lock In, Mirror Empire, Nickolas Butler, Nicola Griffith, Nicole Mary Kelby, Rachel Bach, Robert Galbraith, Shotgun Lovesongs, Station Eleven, The Expanse Series, The Paradox Trilogy, The Pink Suit, The Silkworm, The Worldbreaker Saga

If tasked with assembling a single shelf of books from 2014 that I most wanted to keep close by, these

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Goodread’s Choice Awards 2012

31 October, 201230 October, 2012 TS Tate 0 Comments A Perfect Blood (The Hollows #10), Barely Breathing (Breathing #2), Beautiful Ruins, Carol Rifka Brunt, Cinder (Lunar Chronicles #1), Crash (Crash #1), David Wong Edge of Dark Water, Don’t Touch It (John Dies at the End #2), Dude, Gail Carriger, Goodreads, Graham Joyce, Insurgent (Divergent #2), Jasper Fforde Some Kind Of Fairy Tale, Jess Walter, Joe R. Lansdale, John Green, John Scalzi, Junot Díaz, Kim Harrison, Leigh Bardugo, Marissa Meyer, Nicole Williams, Nocturnal, Philippa Ballantine, Rebecca Donovan, Redshirts, Scott Sigler, Shadow and Bone (The Grisha #1), Stephen Baxter, Tee Morris, Tell the Wolves I'm Home, Terry Goodkind, Terry Pratchett, The Fault In Our Stars, The First Confessor (The Legend of Magda Searus #1), The Janus Affair (Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences #2), The Long Earth, The Woman Who Died A Lot (Thursday Next #7), This Book Is Full of Spiders: Seriously, This Is How You Lose Her, Timeless (Parasol Protectorate #5), Veronica Roth

As the year approaches an end, readers, and Goodreads members, are now given the opportunity to vote on their favorite

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