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I'm on Bluesky!
Bluesky is a newly popular spinoff of Twitter that, basically, is Twitter. After first choosing Mastodon as my Twitter replacement, for posting updates about the book , I've now decided that Bluesky is a better fit. What can I say? I'm getting more response over there, and I can see the number of likes on posts.
I wish Mastodon well, but I'm only willing to maintain so many social media accounts. There's YouTube for my DXing hobby, Facebook for my friends and family, and Twitter >> ...
New Cover for This Falling Eden
Happy "That Day"! Today marks 15 years since I finished my first novel, Caffeine.
Regarding my newer work, This Falling Eden, I'm happy to reveal a new "working cover" for the first book in the trilogy (red with mountains). Similar covers will be made for This Falling Sea (yellow with a vast sea) and This Falling Tower (blue with a spire). They all have shimmering bricks of iridum - element "Ir" 77 - the metal used in the world's matter replicators, implying th...
Caffeine Is Back On Sale
I'm thrilled to announce that my first novel, Caffeine , is back on sale. The new "2180 Edition" includes some goodies like deleted text (because of course I kept those files around) and author commentary.
Caffeine is available in paperback through Barnes & Noble's website, and the e-book is available through several bookstores. It's not on Amazon (yet?). I'm excited to have this novel back on sale as work continues on my new novel .
The original Creative Commons e-book remains...
In Loving Memory
A picture I took of dad in 1997.
I lost my dad yesterday. He was 64.
I don't write much about family on this website. My grandpa, my dad's own dad, passed away a couple years ago without mention here. I have two more nieces now, since I posted about Sabrina and Damien . My peak blogging days are 15 years behind me, but it feels appropriate to post here now.
My dad, John Grabow, was always full of life. He liked to build things and have adventures. He was a child of the 70s and I wa...
Interstate Bandscans Come To An End
My YouTube channel has really taken off since 2014. The "local bandscan" videos, where I drive to a distant city and record the local stations there , featured prominently in the rise of my channel. A trip to the 2015 WTFDA convention in Indiana was, appropriately enough, the first interstate road trip where I started recording everything at my hotel stops. I even captured AM and FM radio in addition to TV. Occasionally I could even feature analog TV stations, since a handful of low...
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