I’ve lived in four major cities beyond Denver during my life – Detroit, Tampa, Dallas and even London, England for a year. Guess you could say I’ve been around the block a time or two. And in my experience, one of the things I’ve found to be unique and special about Denver is the vibrancy…
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Rocky Mountain Writer #57
Claire L. Fishback & “Remembra” The brand new short story anthology from Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers is called Found and on the podcast we start an occasional series with the writers whose stories were included. First up is Claire L. Fishback. On this episode, we chat with her a bit about what inspired her story “Remembra”…
Open Letter to Robert J. Sawyer
Dear Robert J. Sawyer, I wanted to talk to you at the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers Gold Conference this year, but I never made it over to you. So much excitement, intrigue, and chatting with my tribe. Since I couldn’t speak to you in person, I figured I’d write an open letter, saying now much…
After the Conference: Dealing with the Sea of Gloom
The Post Conference Sea of Gloom should be on a map, located somewhere off the shores of the State of Despair. It should have its own psychiatric diagnostic code. It should be included in the manual of All the Things Writers Need to Know.
The Evolution of a Writer
2016 has been the year of the question: What kind of writer do you want to be? It’s something I’ve been trying to figure out for years. When I was young, I loved writing stories. Then in Middle School, I wrote a column for the school paper, The Ram Page, and decided I wanted to…