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| User: | darinbradley (7929770)  A daemonibus docetur
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| Name: | Darin C. Bradley | |
| Website: | http://www.darinbradley.com | |
| Location: | Greenville, South Carolina, United States | |
| Birthdate: | 1979-05-02 | |
| Bio: | I'm an editor at Farrago's Wainscot and Drollerie Press, a digital artist, a designer, and a copy editor. My work: Amaranth, Bantam/Spectra. (forthcoming). "All the Blue in the Mirror," Electric Velocipede. (forthcoming). "The Heresy Box," Polyphony 6, Deborah Layne and Jay lake, eds. Wheatland Press, 2006. "They Would Only Be Roads," Paper Cities: An Anthology of Urban Fantasy, E. Sedia, ed. Senses Five Press, 2007. "Sleepwalker," Drollerie Press. (forthcoming). "Slipstring," Sein und Werden. (forthcoming). "Hotels and Other Forms of Collapse," 3:AM Magazine. November, 2007. "The Basement, Borges," Diet Soap. November, 2007. "The Caprock Resistance," Bewildering Stories. December, 2006. "The Little Weird," Membra Disjecta. January, 2008. "The Magic Mundane: Re-examining the Supernatural in Marion Zimmer Bradley's The Mists of Avalon," The Internet Review of Science Fiction. February, 2008. "The Self-Weird World: Problems of Being as the Fantastic Invasion in Contemporary, Small-press Speculative Fiction," Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts. (forthcoming). "Reconsidering Courtly Love: New Ideas in Poetics and Power," GrendelSong. (forthcoming). "Interview: Barth Anderson," Strange Horizons. 1 May 2006. "Interview: Al Brilliant," The Porch, Vol. I, Issue 1. October, 2004. "Interview: Jason Erik Lundberg," Behind the Wainscot, Vol. I, Issue 1. January, 2007 "Two," Scribe Revolution, Vol. II: Virology. Scribe Agency, 2006. "Boom," "Eucharist," "Slipstring," Scribe Revolution, Vol. I: Fermented Fiction. Scribe Agency, 2005. "Afterglow," The Porch, Vol. I, Issue 3. September, 2005. "Hieratics," Abyss & Apex. August, 2007. "Arrow," Astropoetica. (forthcoming). Authors Anonymous: The Story of the Porch, Black Marmot Productions, 2006. "Louche," Black Marmot Productions, 2004. Single-malt reviews I offer the following: "In the visible world, the Milky Way is a tiny fragment; within this fragment, the solar system is an infinitesimal speck, and of this speck our planet is a microscopic dot. On this dot, tiny lumps of impure carbon and water, of complicated structure, with somewhat unusual physical and chemical properties, crawl about for a few years, until they are dissolved again into the elements of which they are compounded. They divide their time between labour designed to postpone the moment of dissolution for themselves and frantic struggles to hasten it for others of their kind. Natural convulsions periodically destroy some thousands or millions of them, and disease prematurely sweeps away many more. These events are considered to be misfortunes; but when men succeed in inflicting similar destruction by their own efforts, they rejoice, and give thanks to God. In the life of the solar system, the period during which the existence of man will have been physically possible is a minute portion of the whole; but there is some reason to hope that even before this period is ended man will have set a term to his own existence by his efforts at mutual annihilation. Such is man's life viewed from the outside." —Bertrand Russell, SCEPTICAL ESSAYS, Chapter 2: "Dreams and Facts" "Do not believe in any traditions just because they have been valid for long years in many countries. Do not believe in something just because many people constantly repeat it. Accept nothing just because someone else has said it, because it is based upon the authority of a wise man, or because it is written in the holy writings. Do not believe anything just because it seems probable. Do not believe in the fantasies and visions which you consider to be given by God. Believe in nothing, just because the authority of a teacher or priest stands behind it. Believe in that which you have perceived to be right through a lengthy examination of your own, in that which lets itself be reconciled with your own good and that of others." —Gautama Buddha
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| Pictures: | over 100 public | |
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