Tag: sci-fi

• You Must Work For Your Fondue

  Those cheesy writers are up to it again. This time we are bringing you ‘Labor Day’ themed stories. This will likely be our last go at it for a while, as we are collecting these into a delicious Fondue book of holiday stories for you to enjoy. You’ll be hearing more about that, later. For…

  Jamie Greening

  August 30, 2022

  All, Travel

  Fondue Writers Club, Free Stories, Labor Day, retro, sci-fi

• Space Fondue

  Today is Greenbean’s turn for the Thanksgiving 2021 edition of the Fondue Writer’s Club. I went science fictiony. Of course I did. If you read this, and want to read my decidedly non-science fictiony Thanksgiving story from last year, CLICK HERE. Thanks for reading, and tomorrow Kathy Kexel finishes us up with the last story…

  Jamie Greening

  November 23, 2021

  All, Writing

  Free Stories, sci-fi, science fiction, Thanksgiving

• MAKE BELIEVE STORIES NEED MAPS THAT ARE REAL

  

  Clarity in writing comes from knowing more about what is going on in the story than you are actually telling.

  Jamie Greening

  October 23, 2014

  Books, Writing

  acronyms, C. S. Lewis, evil scientist, horror stories, maps, monsterstories, Narnia, plot, sci-fi, science fiction, underground laboratory, writing backstory

• JESUITS IN SPACE–A REVIEW OF THE BOOK “THE SPARROW”

  

  My review of Mary Doria Russel’s “The Sparrow”

  Jamie Greening

  October 13, 2014

  blogging, Books, Writing

  Book Review, Goodreads, Jesuits, Mary Doria Russell, sci-fi, The Sparrow