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Big Ideas is a modular planner intended for creatives, especially writers of speculative fiction. It combines disability-centered worksheet pages and planner templates for project management. Last updated: May 20, 2023 – Added “Swallow the Frog!” worksheet Swallow the Frog! Swallow the Frog! page 1 preview Swallow the Frog! page 2 preview Swallow the Frog! page […]
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I am a heritage speaker of Chinese. I define “heritage speakers” as people who have grown up hearing, and sometimes speaking, a language at home that is not the dominant language of work, school, and other social spheres. My experience growing up as part of the sino diaspora is not unique. My family often spoke […]
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I don’t limit myself to a certain age group when I write. As a result, some of my work may not be suitable for some readers. I can’t include content warnings for everything I write, but I’ve provided this page as a resource if you’d like to have a selection of my work tailored for […]
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Please note: These are suggestions and invitations based on my own experience attending Clarion West in 2016. If my advice doesn’t work for you, discard it. The most important thing is to find what works for you. You don’t have to do anything to prepare for Clarion West, other than considering what you’ll do for […]
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The following table gathers works of speculative fiction that use neopronouns, whether prominently or peripherally. A “neopronoun” is, for the purposes of this list, a third-person singular pronoun that is not “he,” “she,” “they,” or “it.”
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Links to articles on DIY techniques.
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Links to articles on basic cooking and baking techniques.
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Recipes by Mintly Life and others.
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(Featured image by Horia Varlan)
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