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Blog &Clarion &Fiction Eugene Fischer | 25 Sep 2009

A Lot of Good News

To begin, other people’s good news: First, and long run most important, Mary Anne had a baby!  Howdy, Anandan.  Welcome to the world. Paul Berger sold one of his Clarion stories, “Small Burdens” to Strange Horizons.  It should be showing up next year in the Spring, and it is a marvelous piece of work. Meghan [...]

Blog Eugene Fischer | 30 May 2009

WisCon 33

This was my first SF convention, and was something of a test to see if I could enjoy conventions of any kind.  Last summer, while I was in San Diego for Clarion, I went to ComiCon, which managed to awaken an inner agoraphobe the existence of which I had not previously suspected.  But a week [...]

Uncategorized Eugene Fischer | 14 Mar 2009

The Duty of the Righteous Man

A personal journal entry from several months ago begins with a quotation by Primo Levi, which I encountered in an essay by Ursula LeGuin.  “It is the duty of the righteous man to make war on all undeserved privilege, but one must not forget that this is a war without end.” I wrote several paragraphs [...]