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If blog posts were like music…

By Matt Mitchell | Published: December 11, 2008
Everyone would have a favorite one, or at least a top 10. They would talk about them over cups of coffee at the local coffee shop, and at work, crowded around their coworkers’ cubicles. They would print off their favorite posts and thumbtack them to the wall beside their computer desk. They would quote from their favorite blog posts [...]
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Scalzi’s ARC contest

By Matt Mitchell | Published: May 19, 2008
There are lessons to be learned over at Whatever. John Scalzi announced the winning entrants (two runners up and one grand prize) for his Zoe’s Tale ARC contest this morning and it occurred to me, as I read the entries (many of which were really good), that it might be better to be published on the [...]
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Solar Blogging [in the woods]

By Matt Mitchell | Published: April 22, 2008
Joel Johnson over at BoingBoing is camping in the woods for a week–er, four days–in Harriman State Park in New York, with the intention of blogging using only solar power while he’s out. Sounds like fun to me. Keep up with his progress (or lack thereof) at BoingBoing.net as well as his Twitter account. He also [...]
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Milestones

By Matt Mitchell | Published: March 24, 2008
Interesting note, today I uploaded the picture of the Aurora Borealis to my Flickr account, and then made a post on the blog about it. As it ends up, that was my 200th picture uploaded into Flickr, and my 200th post on Unabashed, which is kind of freaky. As milestones, the Flickr one is dubious, [...]
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Cherie Priest Interview

By Matt Mitchell | Published: November 29, 2007
Cherie Priest is the author of Four and Twenty Blackbirds, Wings to the Kingdom, and Not Flesh Nor Feathers, all from Tor Books. She has also produced two titles through Subterranean Press — Dreadful Skin and Those Who Went Remain There Still (forthcoming). Her first novel, Four and Twenty Blackbirds, won the first annual Blooker [...]
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