Glad you like libraries. When I’m on vacation I like to find a library to visit. One of my favs is a little one on Sanibel Island. The huge, fancy, architecturally stunning libraries are impressive, but there’s something about the little ones off the beaten track….
Hey Keith, I’m an indie filmmaker trying to spread the word about the Zombie Hunter indiegogo campaign. Zombie Hunter is a webseries that I created and the episodes can be found on Youtube or http://www.dedmanproductions.com. If you know of anyone that might be interested in assisting, please don’t hesitate to share the link.
Hello,
Great blog. I am commenting from the Minnesota Historical Society Press in St. Paul, Minn. I am wondering if you will email me for further information regarding our permission to use an excerpt from your blog post about the Thingmaker. We are currently producing a book titled “Toys of the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s” and our co-author came across your site while researching. Please contact me at mali.collins@mnhs.org if you are interested. I have attached our information site below. Thank you! http://www.minnesotahistorycenter.org/exhibits/toys/add
I came across your Science Fiction Bound column while researching newspaper stories about the first several InConJunction conventions in the 1980s. Thank you for your write ups and reviews. I attended those early cons as a highly impressionable youngster and would love to read any further recollections you had of the conventions, if you were able to attend.
Hello Keith, I read your piece on The Edge of Night and your frustrated efforts to find any information about a masked killer while I was trying to find some information about a strangler (I believe based on the Boston Strangler) on Love of Life! My sisters and I went home for lunch and we watched this soap opera with our babysitter. We were mesmerized by this plot and often late going back to school because of it. I can find nothing about it online, but my memory, like yours is “indelible.” Are there no books outlining plots? Do you kow anything about this story line? Susan Serafin
I’m a host with Blunt Youth Radio, a high school radio show from the University of Southern Maine.
I’d like to invite you to be a guest on an upcoming show on carnivals and fairs and the history that comes with that to air on Thursday, November 5th, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM Eastern Time.
Blunt Youth Radio is an award-winning weekly radio show based at WMPG FM at the University of Southern Maine. We’re a team of high school students from all around the Greater Portland, Maine area, and we report and produce the full show.
Although we prefer to interview local guests live on the air, it’s possible for guests to be on the show by phone.
About time you wrote some important stuff again Keith.
Glad you like libraries. When I’m on vacation I like to find a library to visit. One of my favs is a little one on Sanibel Island. The huge, fancy, architecturally stunning libraries are impressive, but there’s something about the little ones off the beaten track….
Hey Keith, I’m an indie filmmaker trying to spread the word about the Zombie Hunter indiegogo campaign. Zombie Hunter is a webseries that I created and the episodes can be found on Youtube or http://www.dedmanproductions.com. If you know of anyone that might be interested in assisting, please don’t hesitate to share the link.
http://www.indiegogo.com/Zombie-Hunter-Web-Series?a=254539
Hello,
Great blog. I am commenting from the Minnesota Historical Society Press in St. Paul, Minn. I am wondering if you will email me for further information regarding our permission to use an excerpt from your blog post about the Thingmaker. We are currently producing a book titled “Toys of the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s” and our co-author came across your site while researching. Please contact me at mali.collins@mnhs.org if you are interested. I have attached our information site below. Thank you!
http://www.minnesotahistorycenter.org/exhibits/toys/add
I came across your Science Fiction Bound column while researching newspaper stories about the first several InConJunction conventions in the 1980s. Thank you for your write ups and reviews. I attended those early cons as a highly impressionable youngster and would love to read any further recollections you had of the conventions, if you were able to attend.
Hello Keith, I read your piece on The Edge of Night and your frustrated efforts to find any information about a masked killer while I was trying to find some information about a strangler (I believe based on the Boston Strangler) on Love of Life! My sisters and I went home for lunch and we watched this soap opera with our babysitter. We were mesmerized by this plot and often late going back to school because of it. I can find nothing about it online, but my memory, like yours is “indelible.” Are there no books outlining plots? Do you kow anything about this story line? Susan Serafin
susan.serafin@gmail.com
Hello Keith!!!
I’m a host with Blunt Youth Radio, a high school radio show from the University of Southern Maine.
I’d like to invite you to be a guest on an upcoming show on carnivals and fairs and the history that comes with that to air on Thursday, November 5th, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM Eastern Time.
Blunt Youth Radio is an award-winning weekly radio show based at WMPG FM at the University of Southern Maine. We’re a team of high school students from all around the Greater Portland, Maine area, and we report and produce the full show.
Although we prefer to interview local guests live on the air, it’s possible for guests to be on the show by phone.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Myla
http://www.bluntradio.org
Hi Myla! I’d love to help. Please tell me an email where I can reach you. Thanks!
Lanclosmyla@gmail.com is a good email for me!!