Archive - Woman of Letters

Erdric had never heard of slavery.

Sep 18 •

Lonesome Dove grew on me

After reading all these Westerns, I figured that I ought to read Lonesome Dove, because it’s the most famous Western.

Sep 16 •

In his thirty-fifth year of life, the paladin ran into a major difficulty.

Sep 11 •

Dan Sinykin's 2023 book, Big Fiction, is an account of the structural changes in the publishing industry between 1960 and 2000.

Sep 9 •

How I had sex with a pretty girl (politics were involved)

Hi friends, I want to post about an insane thing that happened to me.

Sep 4 •

We need myth-makers, not just myth-busters

From the ages of ten to twenty-two, I exclusively read science-fiction and fantasy novels.

Sep 2 •

August 2025

July 2025

The good guy always wins. Because he's so good. That's why he wins.

The people of this village could not remember a time before the law.

Jul 31 •

This pulp fiction journal had sleazy covers and a low circulation. But it still produced an iconic character.

For the past week, I’ve been reading a set of stories, written by Robert E.

Jul 29 •

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