1) A People’s History of Tattooine.
2) Batman’s mask would be good protection for Bruce Wayne’s secret identity, according to SCIENCE!
3) Scully likes Science (remix). Video.
4) Enjoy some pix of the world’s largest aquatic insect.
5) Hugo-winning author Lawrence Watt-Evans has been posting the openings to his many works in progress. Instructive.
6) “The Denny,” an advanced bicycle prototype designed for dark, hilly Seattle.
7) CG Deadpool test footage. I’d happily watch this.
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I always, always screw up the start of my novels. I think maybe KING KHAN was the only one where I didn't throw out an initial attempt, but that was because I was following a careful outline. I have the same problem with short fiction, too.
Anyway, before I wrote the version of Child of Fire that sold, I made a conscious effort to study and analyze the way writers open their stories. I think it's instructive.
A couple of weeks back, I posted a similar link to a Fantasy Writer community on G+. I have no idea if people followed that link.
I added another one to the blog, so it'd be at the top for anyone who follows the link.