Derelict

Derelict is another one of those words, but I'm not giving that one up.

we never learn. even deserts burn. and all politicians lie. matociquala 2007

This weekend, when I was up in Seattle for Linz's birthday, Misty and I were tooling around Seattle and went to the Sci-Fi Museum, where I saw for the first time my painting, "Derelict," on display there.

Meritocracy? frankwu 2007

While all the stories are good (with one borderline case), the standout ones for me were "Derelict" by Geoffrey A. Landis, "Combat Shopping" by Elizabeth Moon and "The Mars Girl" by Joe Haldeman.

REVIEW: Escape From Earth edited by Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois 2006

While all the stories are good (with one borderline case), the standout ones for me were "Derelict" by Geoffrey A. Landis, "Combat Shopping" by Elizabeth Moon and "The Mars Girl" by Joe Haldeman.

REVIEW: Escape From Earth edited by Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois 2006

But no one has yet written about my "Derelict" painting.

Story-fying my illustrations frankwu 2006

While all the stories are good (with one borderline case), the standout ones for me were "Derelict" by Geoffrey A. Landis, "Combat Shopping" by Elizabeth Moon and "The Mars Girl" by Joe Haldeman.

November 2006 2006

I mentioned earlier that one of my pieces - "Derelict" will be literated (liberated?) by Kelly Green.

I'm an uncle! (first of many follow-ons) frankwu 2006

When _The Scoop_ reached my hand with its entertaining and not unjust criticism, I besought Allison for a few lines of comment to add to my collection of "Derelict" treasures.

The Dead Men's Song Being the Story of a Poem and a Reminiscent Sketch of its Author Young Ewing Allison Champion Ingraham Hitchcock

My personal interest in "Derelict" from its earliest stages has led me to discuss it with many people, some of them A.

The Dead Men's Song Being the Story of a Poem and a Reminiscent Sketch of its Author Young Ewing Allison Champion Ingraham Hitchcock

All this of course has little to do with "Derelict" and yet I cannot but see a sort of analogy of effect by processes wholly divergent, particularly as Allison once told me that the central idea of the last verse for consigning the bodies to the deep was ever in his mind and that this verse was first projected, although its development was the most difficult and its perfection did not come until later.

The Dead Men's Song Being the Story of a Poem and a Reminiscent Sketch of its Author Young Ewing Allison Champion Ingraham Hitchcock