Boo Ludlow

Tag: Sci-Fi

  • 2025-02-05—Baen, SPSFC, Character Deaths

    2025-02-05—Baen, SPSFC, Character Deaths

    A little over a week ago, I commented on the Ark Press, Larry Correia, and Baen publishing situation. I shared the information I knew and then speculated mostly that Baen was falling from grace as a newer, more experimental publisher moved into Baen’s niche and poached a lot of Baen’s talent. In my mind, Correia…

  • 2025-01-24—A Long One

    Good morning, afternoon, or whenever you read this! It’s been… oh dear, it’s coming close to a month since I last posted anything. That simply won’t do! And it also means this might be a bit of a long one. Life has been crazy for me lately, so I haven’t gotten a lot of writing…

  • 2024-12-13—Author Signatures

    One of my subscribers has asked me to stop talking about Larry Correia so much; she said this space is starting to turn into a Larry Correia fan club, at least in appearance. (You can become a subscriber, by the way. Scroll down until you see the “Subscribe!” button, on the left if you’re on…

  • 2024-09-23—Pilots Without Series

    Hello, friends! You call a single television series a “series”… which is also what you call two or more series. I love English. This morning my two-year-old sounded a little too much like a modern teenager. Here’s the conversation: Me: Are you OK? 2: I’m cold, daddy. Me: Well, you should put on some clothes.…

  • 2024-02-12—Vanilla (Fantasy) and Eating Nannies

    Have you ever eaten a nanny? I bet you have. I’m not much of a fan of them, personally, but the rest of my family eats them all the time. (For context, my little one calls bananas “nannies.” And she eats, pulverizes, and otherwise terrorizes a lot of nannies.) The Failed Technomancer, chapter 27, is…