Monthly Archives: March 2014

Magic and high tech can have interesting convergence at times.  I always found it an interesting coincidence that summoning demons and writing computer programs have the same problem.  One little comma is off somewhere in the wrong place and disaster … Continue reading →

If you haven’t seen “God is not dead” you ought to go.  This film is an important dramatization of something that is playing out all too often in today’s College classrooms.  Namely the attempted suppression of Christianity by academia.  The … Continue reading →

Thanks to someone in Canada we have our 100th sale.  (Well I don’t know the person in Canada was the 100th, I just found there was a sale at Amazon.ca and I was at 99 till that point.)  I’m also … Continue reading →

Thanks to those who’ve bought my book in Germany. I think it’s Germany, I just get a sales report from Amazon.de   Drop me a line and let me know how you found it. It’s actually fitting that the book … Continue reading →

Here’s a thought experiment for you.  Take your classic leprechaun.  Now I want you to imagine that he’s going to put on a different suit of clothes.  Instead of the modern green jacket, we’re going to put him in a … Continue reading →

Sometimes you have to put up with a little poetic license in a movie.  I think the best example is what I call Hollywood helmet syndrome.  There are times in real life when you have to put something in front … Continue reading →

This will come as a shock to some of you, I guess, but owing a flight simulator is not actually evidence that you are part of a sinister conspiracy to take over the world.  I say this because I’m hearing … Continue reading →

Having decided to base my fantasy world, loosely, on Roanoke, I then had to go into the details.  First question was, should I actually use Roanoke?  There were pros and cons, but ultimately I decided to use an entirely fictional … Continue reading →

At nearly every science fiction convention I’ve been to, some young kid stands up and asks if Einstein could possibly have been wrong? He or she wants to go to the stars. This is usually met with scorn and derision … Continue reading →