by Theresa Crater | Mar 3, 2011 | Info
Stephen Mehler, my favorite Egyptologist (actually Khemitologist, but more on that later) spoke to Jeff Rense about the Egyptian Revolution. Give it a listen if that flips your switch.
by Theresa Crater | Feb 13, 2011 | Info
I’ve been so caught up watching the news about the Egyptian Revolution, that I didn’t discuss it on my website. Stephen Mehler leads tours to Egypt and I’ve been with him three times, plus live through all his comings and goings to Egypt each year....
by Theresa Crater | Feb 1, 2011 | Info
Here’s the latest podcast from Broad Universe: Welcome to the very first Broadly Speaking edition of the Broad Pod. Broadly Speaking brings you interviews and insights from women writers of science fiction, fantasy, and horror – and all the realms in...
by Theresa Crater | Jan 13, 2011 | Info
We watched the Tucson Memorial service last night because we knew it could be a moment of national healing, a moment where our hearts would be uplifted. And we were right. One of Congresswoman Gifford’s staff talked about her healing process, how she’s there, bringing...
by Theresa Crater | Jan 9, 2011 | Info
My condolences to the families of those who were killed in the shooting in Arizona, and prayers and positive thoughts for those still struggling to heal. As a writer, I can only marvel at people who advocate violence in their speeches and writings, then act surprised...
by Theresa Crater | Jan 7, 2011 | Info
Over at Tor, they want us to let them know what we think was the best SF/F of the decade. Even if you don’t want to vote, it’s an excellent reading list. I voted for The Windup Girl by Colorado writer Paolo Bacigalupi. What’s your vote? Yes,...
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