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Author Archives: Alden Loveshade
The Expansive Futures Sci-Fi Bundle
Guest Blog by David Lee Summers “Since the early days of science fiction, authors have explored the future of humanity and what other life might be out there among the stars. From cybernetics to spaceships to alien contact, future-focused sci-fi … Continue reading
Alden Loveshade End of the Year 2020
See also The Loveshade Family End of the Year 2020. 2020 is coming to a close–for many of us, it’s been a long year. This year I published various pieces, including a story for an anthology called Exchange Students that … Continue reading
50 Years and Donald Trump
By vote totals alone, Donald Trump is considered the most supported conservative Republican president in American history. But he still lost the 2020 presidential election. So to prepare for the future, it’s time to ask, what is a conservative Republican?A … Continue reading
Denver Ends Pit Bull Ban
After 30 years, Denver, Colorado, is overturning its ban on pit bull terrier dogs. As a personist, I am much more concerned about stereotypes against people than against dogs. But as an animal caregiver, I care about four-legged critters as … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Education and Learning, Media and News
Tagged our gang, personist, pete the pup, pit bull, the little rascals
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Bad Moon Rising Author Preview
No, I’m not in this, but some authors I like are. “….how about we have some fun meeting new authors, learning more about them with entertaining interviews, and finding some spooky reads? Bad Moon Rising is thirty-one days of horror, … Continue reading
Lorien Loveshade Marries Herbie 6 August 2020
Lorien Loveshade (Artariel) and Herbie (Enchantric) were sothers (significant others, girlfriend and boyfriend) from 6 August 2003 to 6 August 2005. They had a “trial separation” that led them in different directions–until 6 August 2018, when they became a couple … Continue reading
Gen Con July 30 – Aug. 2, 2020
“Gen Con is the largest tabletop-game convention in North America by both attendance and number of events.” So says Wikipedia. This year, it’s happening online from July 30 – Aug. 2. I’ll be there–will you? https://www.gencon.com/online
Posted in Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Games and Conventions, Gaming
Tagged game convention, gen con, table-top game
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Queen Titania’s Court Interview
An interview of both me and one of my characters is now online! Fyrnux is a genderless student at the University of Vonyai. She tells Queen Titanis about Oystra, a female from another world, who came to the university as … Continue reading
Queen Titania’s Court
All during the month of June, author Deby Fredericks will be welcoming fantasy authors and one of their characters to Queen Titania’s Court. Both the author and character will be answering questions. I’m fortunate that I and my story … Continue reading