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I haven't blogged in a while, but I thought I would do a post about my Barcelona trip, rather than 58 tweets. Why Barcelona? I d...

Usually I'm very big on trying to get things back to normal as soon as possible, which may be exactly why I'm totally pissed that th...

The World Science Fiction Comvention is always exhilarating and exhausting for me. Bouchercon is a little different. Named for the mystery f...

You know from some of my other posts on these subjects that I have very passionate feelings about the direction our country is taking on mat...

Window Shopping at the Louvre So when we left off on this here , Eddie and I were collapsing in our hotel rooms after a very long day full o...

Things were so busy after London Book Fair, not just with work but with getting settled into a new apartment, that I never got around to sha...

You know how much I love our airport security regime, so here's a nice article sent my way courtesy of a tweet from Elizabeth Moon htt...

Maybe I need to get out of town more. In around 33 hours actually in the Washington DC area over the weekend, I managed to see 3 plays, visi...

So here is your fearless blogger, posted nattily in front of Borders #118, Thousand Oaks, CA.  Which opened on November 18, 1995, and which ...

The past couple of years for my London Book Fair trip I'd taken Eos to London , one of the three business-class only airlines across the...

The one thing  I couldn't do on a car-less visit to LA was head out to the suburbs to visit bookstores.  So I decided on this visit to p...

When I visited Los Angeles two years ago for the World SF Convention in Anaheim, I was fascinated by the fact that I was able to use mass tr...

So that's me, looking very British I must say, taking the High Road in Layer-de-la-Haye on the English Country Walk I took during my Lo...