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Mom and the Ankylosaurus

MY 2022 YEAR IN REVIEW

 

I’m pleased to announce that I had a couple of items published in 2022:

  • Etruscan Afterlife appeared in The Reinvented Heart, edited by Cat Rambo & Jenn Brozek
  • The Holy Wars of Mathematics: A Secret History of the Calculus of Chicanery, which appeared in 99 Tiny Terrors, became available via Amazon.

My Virtual Appearances (still available to watch!):

My In-Person Appearances:

  • Balticon 56 (science fiction convention in Baltimore)
  • Chicon 8, (World Science Fiction Convention in Chicago)
  • Multiverse (SF & fantasy convention in Atlanta)

Most Enjoyable Reads:

  • Hot Moon by Alan Smale
  • The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates
  • She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan
  • A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark
  • Booth by Karen Joy Fowler

Most Unexpected Pleasure:

  • Being invited to write a regular column. Details soon!

Best Trips:

  • San Diego to Seattle via plane, automobile and overnight train
  • Runner-up: summertime spent at a lake in the Adirondacks

Best Educational Opportunities:

  • Smithsonian Institution on-line classes about art, archaeology, and world heritage sites
  • Close Runner-up: The Rambo Academy classes for writers at all skill levels featuring many different aspects of our craft.

Best Museum Experiences:

  • Japanese American Museum in Los Angeles
  • Royal Ontario Museum, especially dinosaur fossils and minerals

Most Entertaining Streaming Series:

  • Wednesday

Guilty Pleasure:

  • Enstrom almond toffee

Things to come in 2023: Watch this space for announcements about:

  • Murder at the Westminster Dino Show
  • Who’s a Good Hellhound?
  • Other fun stuff I can’t disclose yet!

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