Cthreepo.com Website Review

transcribed some of my Priceless newsletter collection. Lots of good ideas! There are some posts and pages on this site that seem to upset people. They either like them or hate them, but for some reason they A list of things to think about if you want to sell your science fiction. The webmaster, Keith P. Graham, has been contributing to this site for about 15 years. This is Keith’s personal website and does not claim Keith Graham has written and sold 50 or so Science Fiction stories. He plays very bad Blues Harmonica and keeps bees and sells the honey. Keith is a fairly famous computer programmer and hacker going back to the early days of the IBM PC. He has written thousands of programs for love and money including utilities, games and large financial systems for major clients like IBM, Lockheed and the City of New York. > pleasure. Please do not argue. Trolls will be banned. If you > disagree with my opinions, you should get a website of your own, and It’s good to have laws for science fiction writing, or any type of writing. Laws is probably too strong a word … ‘rules’ would likely be better. To be real though, there’s only one rule in writing that matters, and that is “you can break all the writing rules whenever you want”. The caveat being, you need to understand and have a good reason why your breaking it. I am an am*teur novelist dabbling in SF. Please connect me with a novelist who can answer this question: Let’s say a USA physicist found a way to make an information time machine. Such a device could be a threat to national security if it fell into the hands of our enemies, because it would give them a military advantage to know future events or futuristic weaponry. Question: What federal agencies would get involved in regulating or controlling the development of such a device? I will compensate the person who helps me by purchasing I just shared your blog about the ten laws of good science fiction through the facebook page for my book, 101 Writing Prompts for Fantasy