Movies series about mysteries keep running into the same problem - the first movie's title is appropriate for the first movie, but the series is then stuck with that title theme. (1/2)

I've been bingeing @hugogirlpodcast.bsky.social for months and I've never replied with my most important deets - my history with Moby Dick. I read it in HS in 1982 or so. In spite of my teacher's suggestion, I read all the chapters (whale-centered exposition is the best exposition) and loved it.

My first published story isn't online any more - but I found it on the Internet Archive - forgive the long URL, but here's "Does Earth Have a Future?" which might be more on-topic this year than in 2020
web.archive.org/web/20240227...

Pamela's latest story is available today only at gohavok.com

“If the Zoo Fits” is a science fiction comedy. Hope you enjoy it

Available for free today - Pamela Love's story “Z Job” at gohavok.com

@scalzi.com: Was just discussing Starter Villain with my book club. Are we correct in seeing a reference to Atlas Shrugged in this passage: "Harden’s grandfather nearly bankrupted the company with an ill-fated proprietary alloy that was marketed as stronger and lighter than steel."?

"Three Kobolds in a Trenchcoat" is the filk song/cartoon I didn't know I was looking for
youtu.be/QsLN542nvGg?...

Just saw a fun movie (brand new - from 2012!) "The History of Future Folk" (available on Youtube here www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2oK... - all about a couple of aliens who come to Earth to invade, but prefer to be folk singers instead. Highly recommended

Wondering if anyone ever wrote a story about some strange thing that happened in the news lately? Check out "There's A Story About That"

forum.tasat.org

Found a 2020 #Balticon talk of mine on YouTube
"Two Kinds of Explanations: Those that Erase History and Those that Preserve It"

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM3N...

I joined Bluesky yesterday. I'm an engineer and writer; he's a link to a couple of my favorite stories:

"Better than Stealing" www.adastrasf.com/better-than-...

and "Every Spring the Flowers Bloom" matterpress.com/journal/2021...