Attentive readers will be able to guess where this snowball wound up.
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This is a blog by Andy Duncan, a fiction writer, teacher and journalist, mostly in that order.
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- In the lucky third
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- I'm a professor of English at Frostburg State University in the western Maryland mountains; a fiction writer whose honors include a Nebula Award, a Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award and three World Fantasy Awards; a journalist since age 17; and a lifelong collector of Forteana.
2 comments:
Welcome to my world. They were late pulling the winter switch in Vermont, though--not a single snowflake until after Christmas.
Brett
I'm surprised to hear that. We got our first snowfall Oct. 24, and I've lost count of how many snowfalls we've had since. Not until Jan. 21, however, did we get snow that stayed on the ground for longer than a day or so. That Jan. 21 snow is still with us, in fact.
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