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Science for Fiction (S4F): Splicing Science from Fiction
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Science for Fiction (S4F). Science tells us what is - not what we want. Fiction has no such restriction. Join the discussion. My Mostly Harmless Musing. Words in Progress Writing Group. Splicing Science from Fiction. My name is David Siegel Bernstein and I’m here to tell you science is cool. My purpose in creating this blog is to nudge authors toward using science correctly in their stories. On with the show. To get you in the mood, I suggest you listen to the They May Be Giants album Here Comes Science.
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Words In Progress: A Call For Creative People
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My Mostly Harmless Musings. Science for Fiction (S4F). A Call For Creative People. Words in Progress (WIP) is a writers' group created in 1998. It meets monthly in Elkins Park Pennsylvania to critique member's creat ive work ranging from flash fiction to novel excerpts, from article writing to memoirs. Members have been published in both digital and print media including major US newspapers, literary journals, genre magazines and books. After critiquing work members suggest possible places to submit, etc.
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Words In Progress: June 2012
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My Mostly Harmless Musings. Science for Fiction (S4F). A Call For Creative People. Words in Progress (WIP) is a writers' group created in 1998. It meets monthly in Elkins Park Pennsylvania to critique member's creat ive work ranging from flash fiction to novel excerpts, from article writing to memoirs. Members have been published in both digital and print media including major US newspapers, literary journals, genre magazines and books. After critiquing work members suggest possible places to submit, etc.
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Science for Fiction (S4F): July 2011
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Science for Fiction (S4F). Science tells us what is - not what we want. Fiction has no such restriction. Join the discussion. My Mostly Harmless Musing. Words in Progress Writing Group. Splicing Science from Fiction. My name is David Siegel Bernstein and I’m here to tell you science is cool. My purpose in creating this blog is to nudge authors toward using science correctly in their stories. On with the show. To get you in the mood, I suggest you listen to the They May Be Giants album Here Comes Science.
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David Siegel Bernstein: June 2013
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013. My Mostly Harmless Musings. If you like science baked with fantasy in a fiction soufflé then please check out my latest short story, The Comic Book King and the Warder of the Brain. Published in Science Fantasy Magazine. It won’t disappoint. Here is an early review:. I liked it. Read Daddy's Story. OR ELSE! Before I go, I will leave you with a. That's it for this post. Stay tuned for more. Thursday, June 06, 2013. My Mostly Harmless Spring Musings. Heyyyyyyyyyyy, I met the Fonz.
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David Siegel Bernstein: July 2014
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Thursday, July 10, 2014. My Mostly Harmless Musings. Once you have solved all the easy problems you have solved the hard problem. Welcome back to my musings. First off I'd like to wish everyone a. Happy FeastDay of St. Arnold of Soissons. You don't know what I mean? It's my favorite July holiday where we all drink a draft to honor the patron saint of beer. Ere is the question of the Month: what disease did a cured ham actually have? Who is this Michelle you speak of? She wants me to sign what? Of all the...
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David Siegel Bernstein: March 2011
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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Paradox Lost and Other Things Found. I finally I got to use grandfathercidal in a sentence—a word (I’m pretty sure) I made up. The word can be found in my March S4F article titled Paradox Lost. Also this month, the Philadelphia Writers’ Conference. Website, do it! Labels: Abandoned Tower Magazine Postings. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pages - Worth Seeing. Science for Fiction (S4F). Words in Progress Writing Group. The Philadelphia Writers' Conference. I have been published in nu...
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David Siegel Bernstein: December 2013
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Monday, December 16, 2013. My Mostly Harmless Musings. This is a Something for Everyone Edition. The MUST WATCH movie of the year is Hell No: The Sensible Horror Film. It is what happens when people make good decisions. Critics have called it the most realistic horror movie ever. A few images from the "Bless it be She" Party. She finds us mortals amusing. Here is blessing at you. Who is this lucky guy? My book recommendation of the month is The Lives of Tao. By Wesley Chu. It is philosophically. As I fee...
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David Siegel Bernstein: March 2012
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Tuesday, March 06, 2012. If you’re wondering about the picture above—wonder no more. It’s a picture of me and my winnings from a Monte Carlo Night. I found the lovely and, dare I say talented, Michelle at the high stakes table. In writing news, I wrote a poem titled. The Ballad of Things. Happened to publish it. What a coincidence! Please read and (hopefully) enjoy. and, if you do enjoy it, please tell them on their facebook page. Has been posted by Abandoned Towers Magazine. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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