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Tag Archives: Covid-19
Monday Musings: My Declaration of Creative Independence
So many professional issues on my mind today — I’m finding it hard to organize my thoughts into something coherent. These remain hard times for creators. Writers, musicians and composers, visual artists of all sorts, actors and directors, dancers and … Continue reading
Posted in Business of publishing, Family, Friendship, Novels, Publishing, Short Fiction, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blogging, business of writing, Covid-19, creativity, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, friendship, marriage, novels, publishing, publishing business, short fiction, small press, writing, writing career, writing life, writing profession
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Professional Wednesday: Thoughts After Virtual Boskone
Boskone was held this past weekend. Virtually, of course. It has quickly become one of my favorite conventions, and it was the only in-person convention I attended last year (not counting the SAGA professional workshop) before COVID shut down the … Continue reading
Posted in Appearances, Boston, Business of publishing, Family, Friendship, Fun, Publishing, Writing, Writing Life
Tagged blogging, Boskone, conventions, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, friendship, publishing, writing, writing life
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Monday Musings: Sports and COVID
Last year, on the weekend of the Super Bowl, I wrote a post for that following Monday about the power of sports in our culture. In it, I noted that the Big Game was one of the few truly shared … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Fun, History, Sports
Tagged baseball, blogging, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, history, Jackie Robinson, parenting, sports, Super Bowl
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Monday Musings: What Memories of My Mom Have To Do With COVID
My mother’s birthday is this coming Friday, February 5. I’ve written about her before in this space. I’ve marked past birthdays with Facebook posts and the like. But somehow this year, with her birthday approaching, I find myself thinking of … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, kids, parenting, Politics
Tagged blogging, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, history, kids, medical science, medicine, parenting, politics, vaccinations
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Monday Musings: Tempering Optimism with Reality
In my New Year’s post last Friday, I wrote about my optimism for the coming year, my resolve to anticipate good things instead of expecting the worst. And the world responded with a hefty dose of reality — a new … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, History, Politics
Tagged blogging, Cheeto Fuck-nuts, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, history, New Year's, optimism, politics, reality
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Photo Friday: Wishes For 2021
At long last, 2020 is in the world’s rearview mirror, and good riddance. We have a couple of weeks of craziness to get through, and a pandemic to beat back. But I enter this new year optimistic, for our planet, … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Friendship, Fun, kids, nature, photography
Tagged blogging, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, friendship, holidays, nature, New Year, photography
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Monday Musings: 2020 is the New 1968
Putting on my historian’s cap… There are certain years in modern history that stand out as significant all on their own. They are so fraught, so filled with resonance and import, that they become both microcosms and embodiments of the … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, kids, parenting, Politics
Tagged 1968, anxiety, blogging, Cheetoh Fuck-Nuts, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, family, history, kids, mental health, parenting, politics, race
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Monday Musings: He Lost. Get Over It Already. Rome Is Burning.
“You fool! As if the way one falls down matters!” “Well, when the fall is all that’s left, it matters a great deal.” — The Lion In Winter He lost. He knows it. His lawyers know it. His enablers in … Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics
Tagged blogging, Cheetoh Fuck-Nuts, constitution, Covid-19, D.B. Jackson, David B. Coe, history, politics
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