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Nonfiction. I had Sex and the Cthulhu Mythos published in September, and in January the The Collected Letters of Robert E. Howard Index and Addenda . That's awesome! How long have you been working on Sex and the Cthulhu Mythos? Even for someone with your encyclopedic knowledge of the author and his...

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I just had my second book published. Awesome! I'm not sure I was aware you'd had a first book published. RPG-oriented, or prose-fiction? [Or non-, for that matter?] Nonfiction. I had Sex and the Cthulhu Mythos published in September, and in January the The Collected Letters of Robert E. Howard Inde...

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I just had my second book published.

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Sorry to hear of your troubles Bone. I wish I could say shit gets better, and I hope it does for you, but try to hang in there.

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Yeah, but Nigel's dead.

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Now on the Unpublishable, something guaranteed to offend someone. "The Racist." NSFW. http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/04/racist.html

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Thinking of expanding the old Ancient's Polygraph and taking a gander at what new material I've to add. Here's the stuff so far. Keeper's Option: Hollywood Cthulhu [/u] Inspirations: Ancient Images by Ramsey Campbell, Chiaroscuro (2000AD Prog 1507-1517), Flicker by Theodore Roszak, John Carpenter's ...

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The Unpublishable finishes its first year of weekly fiction with "Dead Shift." http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... shift.html

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PrimoPDF is pretty solid for the print-to-pdf option, I've used it a bit.

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It's Friday. Friday is a weird day. The Unpublishable understands this. Today: "I Can't Talk To My Son", a weird short story. Only on the Unpublishable. http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... y-son.html

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Today on the Unpublishable is a new interpretation of an old myth, for adults only: "The Heart of Zeus" http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... -zeus.html

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That's a strange way of saying, "wise, and exactly correct." You have anything to back that up, or just your qualifications as one of the most influential economists of all time? Oh, no, wait, that's him. ;) :D Well, I'll cite another wise, influential, and Nobel-prize winning economist: ...

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That's...retarded, inaccurate, and hyperbolic.

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AH: Have you seen "The Evil Dead"? CE: Of course. Tree rape. AH: <nods> Someone is making a porn parody of it called "Evil Head." They've made a couple other hardcore parodies - "The XXXorcist", "Re-Penetrator" - and are a traveling show that performs them liv...

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Today on the Unpublishable: The Baseball Tree
http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... -tree.html

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Today on The Unpublishable is a brief fantasy story, "The Collector of Cantrips"
http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... trips.html

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Today on The Unpublishable: An Excerpt from "The Tentacle as Sexual Symbol" Mildly NSFW: http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... ymbol.html

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32 or Paul might like this...it was written for a vaporware RPG ages ago. Today on the Unpublishable is a modern supernatural fantasy: "A Fearsome and Bloody Saint." http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/02/fearsome-and-bloody-saint.html I'm not sure I'm going to keep up the weekly schedul...

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I know a while back some of you liked the Spider-'Nam pages I linked to, and because he's awesome James Stokoe has posted more pages (in color!) http://orcstain.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/spidernam-cover.jpg http://orcstain.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/spidernam-004.jpg http://orcstain.files.wordpre...

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Up this week on the Unpublishable is "The Goat-Girl of Ardit." http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... ardit.html

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The place was Dream Haven books, the price was $12. I have a habit, born of many long journeys dealing with limited resources, of rooting around after I've found what I was looking for, to see what else there might be of interest. In this case, my primary target was H.P. Lovecraft's Letters to Rober...

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Not sure who still reads these things, but today on the Unpublishable we have an excerpt from an account of war, Chapter XII: http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... r-xii.html

If anyone can guess the source of this, you win.

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Today on the Unpublishable is "Changeling Wood," another story of the cunning man: http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... -wood.html

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Working my way through the many, many volumes of letters of Robert E. Howard, Clark Ashton Smith, and Robert E. Howard.

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It's yellow leaf journalism on the Unpublishable with the newest, weirdest story yet: Cruciferous.
http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/0 ... erous.html

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JongWK wrote:Could this help?

Not really, no.

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"Yeah, but it's the only game in town!" - on being told that a Faro game in Cairo, Illinois was crooked.

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So Paul Krugman posted this bit on the slow demise of academic journals the other day, and it reminded me of this article from a couple years back on shadow scholarship . These articles have been on my mind a bit lately because I'm writing an essay on an aspect of Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos - ...

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Today on The Unpublishable is "No Sprach," a story about communication that will leave my German friends spitting blood. http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2012/01/no-sprach.html

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So, Bachmann is out. Santorum and Romney are neck-and-neck after Iowa. Gingrich and Paul sadly still in the running.

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Today's Unpublishable is short and weird: The Inheritance of Willie Glover: http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2011/1 ... lover.html

I don't know how much longer I'll keep up the weekly schedule.

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If you can find it, consider reading Barry Sadler's Casca series - particularly the first two books he actually wrote before they just started ghostwriting them under his name, Eternal Mercenary and God of Death.

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If you like Scalzi, you may enjoy David Drake's Hammers Slammers series or some of John Ringo's military sci-fi.

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Working my way through several supplementary volumes of HP Lovecraft's letters, as sources for my bloated essay (now around 40,000 words...and at least 10,000 more to go).

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I've made substantial contributions to several wikis, but not the big wiki.

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That's a good series. You should know that Stross put some free short stories in the series up on his website, I think they're set between the second and third books.

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So I just finished up The Damned Highway Fear and Loathing in Arkham , which is supposed to be nine chapters excised from Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail detailing his trip into Lovecraft country and all the bad craziness that drugs, guns, and gonzo journalism can get in...

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Today on the Unpublishable, a collection of microfiction stories for friends birthdays. http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2011/1 ... ories.html

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Still in on the election - Newt Gingrich may be a horrible person, and Bachmann and Perry might be insane, but what the fuck is Mitt Romney on?

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Don't know how many of you are still following The Unpublishable, but this week we have a new, adult macabre story: Daughter of Pearl
http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2011/1 ... pearl.html

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World's Largest Gummy Worm

Seriously, I'm amazed that hasn't been Rule 34'd already.

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Today on the Unpublishable, a strictly adults-only short: Blood on the Set. http://www.the-unpublishable.com/2011/1 ... n-set.html

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Many CD-making software converts FLAC to MP3 automatically when making an audio CD. Otherwise, there are several freeware converters available online, but I can't recommend one because I've never needed to use 'em.

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Re: 32 I think we're basically in agreement on most major points. The issue is, of course, getting the cooperation necessary to get stuff done in the current environment. Case in point: the ARC tunnel was going to be a tremendous utilitarian and infrastructure project, and New Jersey's governor shit...

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...our massive defense industry is a major driver of the economy. I definitely agree. But if we employed 180,000 people to dig holes and then fill them in, we wouldn't be well-served to continue doing that simply because it provides jobs. We should only be spending money on things that inherently p...

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While I would agree with you in principle, in practice I don't think it is feasible for the US to do that and maintain its quality of life, if it's possible at all. The state governments already depend on federal subsidy to sustain themselves; our massive defense industry is a major driver of the ec...

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The major issues with Republican economic policies at this point are: * Cutting taxes * Renew tax cuts, see above * Cut spending to social services, and generally shrink the government * Deregulating industry * Possibly privatizing government services While cutting costs is a laudable goal in a norm...

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You actually endorse the economic austerity policies that the Republicans are pushing? Why? Granted, we've had our little discussions on taxation before, but you can't cut your way out of a depression. Cutting social services and "right-sizing" government jobs just leads to a higher jobles...

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Well, that and Ron Paul's economics are batshit crazy and will ruin the economy for everyone.

I hate to typecast, but Republicans have a fundamental break in their constituents, and it makes their candidates schizo.

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You missed Ron Paul (crazy as Bachmann and Perry combined), neither of whom is a serious contender, though RP still gets an embarrassing amount of television time. [/edit]Gingrich might actually pull off at least a veep nomination. Unlike the more popular and vocal candidates, he's probably the only...

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