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Far, Far Away cover reveal!
Today is the official cover reveal day for Mirror World Publishing’s anthology, Far, Far Away! Read all about this amazing collection of science fiction and fantasy coming out on June 17th, 2021! About Far, Far Away: “In a land far, far away… In a distant galaxy… Once upon a time… These are all ways to […]
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from Adventure Worlds
Welcome to the humans behind Adventure Worlds Press, Ben Van Dongen and Christian Laforet! I’m going to be asking them some questions about publishing and how the new edition of The Patch Project came to be! Ben Van Dongen is the author of The Thinking Machine, The Neon Heart, and Broadcast Wasteland and co-authored the […]
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book launch
Adventure Worlds Press will be hosting an online day-long celebration of the three books they’ve released this year – including A Place That Used to Be! After a couple of date changes, we’ve settled on FRIDAY, AUGUST 21st, 2020 as the day for the book launch. The launch will be held online through Facebook, with […]
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a good secret
So I’ve been keeping a secret from you all, which is why I’ve not been posting here very much over the past little while. It’s a good secret, which made it even more difficult to keep. But now that the period of silence is at its end, I can happily announce that I am one […]
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starting a full-time job and how it’s affected my creative life
A month ago, I started a full-time job. Up until this point in my life, I’ve mostly worked part-time, fitting in shifts around my university studies and creative projects. Since moving to Windsor, I’d avoided even considering positions that required over 25 hours of my time per week. I thought full-time work would be a […]
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holiday draw
Congratulations to Sarah O. for winning The Patch Project Holiday draw! You can watch the draw video here. The Green Bean Festive Market was a wonderful event! All of the vendors were cool and friendly, and there was a steady flow of people mingling and checking out the tables throughout the day. I’m very happy […]
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“intellectual gore”
If you haven’t listened to Daniel Romano’s new track, check it out and tell me what you think because I’m a little obsessed. “…compliment the colours of our intellectual gore” is a lyric I keep coming back to. So good! Anyway! Hello, and here is a quick reminder that The Feminist Fair is taking place […]
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the first thursday, featuring Ben Van Dongen and The Thinking Machine
For the next four Thursdays, I’ll be featuring a different book by a local author – and they’ll be featuring The Patch Project! It’s our version of a book exchange-style blog tour, and should be a lot of fun! First up is Ben Van Dongen, with his new cyberpunk novella, The Thinking Machine! The Thinking […]
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