Oh, did I mention I have Freedy Filkins up for sale?
I did?
Nevermind.
Back to burying my head in writing.
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- A walking cliche.
- Stupidest reason to rewrite a problem book?
- What an interesting new world we live in.
- Lingering blog threads.
- Posting DEATH OF AN IMMORTAL twice a week.
- DEATH OF AN IMMORTAL. (1)
- Cover to my new book.
- Oscars in the background.
- This IS what recovery looks like.
- Twilight Razzies.
- I might have clogged the Internet.
- Take what you got and stretch it.
- Working less and enjoying it more.
- Stealing time to look at art books.
- Mundania
- Which Project Next?
- Apprentice Author.
- "What you said..."
- Hacking the book.
- The culture of Vampire tropes.
- Time line for success.
- Next time I'll get it right.
- Still trying to learn from Stephenson.
- Trying to learn from Stephenson.
- "Region on the Mend?"
- Work or write, write or work.
- Slate's "The End of Barnes and Noble."
- Harry Potter?
- My five minute Time Travel Story.
- Tuesday Tuds.
- Done.
- Writing "stage business."
- Goodreads ratings.
- Creating content will pull me through.
- One more to go.
- Sunday suds.
- Finishing up.
- I really, really like it.
- The mythology of the rewrite.
- Going backward -- literally.
- The Six Rules of Vampires.
- Rules of Vampires or Death of an Immortal?
- Nearly done.
- Smashwords premium catalog.
- The pressure point.
- Because Hemingway and me are so alike.
- Melodrama's so much fun.
- Why Write?
- Always writing a different book.
- Oh, did I mention?
- FREEDY FILKINS IS FOR SALE!!!
- An embarrassing fecundity.
- Writing as sculpting, not painting.
- Watching The Story Of Film.
- The dark horse contender.
- Critical darlings that don't sell -- but should.
- Doing an outline.
- Writing like a demon.
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About Me
- Duncan McGeary
- I'm Duncan McGeary, owner and/or operator for the last 39 years of Pegasus Books in Downtown Bend, Oregon. These days I'm writing books as well as selling them. I'm the comic book guy. But even more so, I'm a book book guy. Books of all kinds. Big books and little books, children's and adult, fiction and non-fiction, hardback and paperback and trade paperback and graphic novels. Books with more words than pictures and books with more pictures than words. They are all part of the book world to me, and I love being surrounded by them every day.
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Aw, cute. :)
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