Author: Jet Lupin
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Being a Media Trash Goblin Is a Full Time Job
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Now don’t let that last post give you any untoward ideas. Horror isn’t all I consume–just 90% of it. The remaining 10% is pretty diverse, but 50% of it is garbage. 70%… OK, 90%. 1. LOVE. Watching TRASH. And I’m not talking subjective trash what you can bluff your way out…
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A Quiet Companion
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I grew up an indoor kid. I may have said this before, but stick with me. I wasn’t allowed to join any after-school activities like teams or clubs; I wasn’t allowed to visit the few friends I’d made, despite that first hurdle (with the rare exception of playing warden to…
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It’s Got a Bit of Weight to It
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I want to be vulnerable for a moment. I grew up an indoor kid. There are various reasons why that happened, but the end result was that I spent more time indoors than out, playing video games or curled up with a good book. I loved words, the power they…
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Bonus Post?! – A Quick Update
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My husband, my friend and I have been exploring our new home and the surrounding area. It doesn’t quite feel like home yet. The beginning …
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Jet?! Where the hell have you been, loca?
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I’ll tell you where I’ve been. Not having a good time, that’s where! Life has just been kicking my butt. In the last year, I was in the hospital 6 times; my husband and I experienced the loss of a family member; I think I mentioned moving across the country…
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What’s In a Name?
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Every work of fiction has characters and every character has a name. Maybe not a name like Hank or Sam, but something. Whether it’s ‘the man in black” or “Driver,” names give us a point of reference for the audience and can even tell us about the character before they…
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GIVEAWAY ENTRY POST
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This isn’t narcissism, I swear, though it’s going to sound a lot like it. It’s not a self-congratulatory pat on the back, but I have to ask… What’s your favorite part from one of my books? Last year around this time, I had a giveaway, wanting to give out something…
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QSF’s 2020 Anthology (and More
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For two years running now I’ve entered, and been accepted into QSF’s annual flash fiction anthology. The goal was to write a story in 300 words or less. Last years’ theme was Migration and this year’s is Innovation. Since the new one’s available for preorder today (I think? I’m on…

