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The Beauty of Typewriters
” ‘The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.’ This panagram—a sentence that uses all of the letters of the English-language alphabet—was typically used in touch-typing practice to test mechanical keyboards.”
Liza Kirwin | More Than Words
“. . . they capture not simply eras but moments and personalities. They are legacies each one, though minute.”
R.B. Lemberg | The Four Profound Weaves
“…the characters themselves are vividly rendered in voice, movement, beliefs, history, and emotion/psychology. They are real, which is something quite powerful when the story is not simply fiction, but fantasy fiction.”
KJ Charles | The Will Darling Adventures | Pt. 2
“A challenge in writing a series is how to maintain character consistency while permitting the character to change through the course of the action. “
KJ Charles | The Will Darling Adventures | Pt. 1
” . . . for all that the books are a kind of romp, with the underlying humor of the noir and pulp fiction genres, the storytelling rests profoundly on Charles’ solid historical accuracy.”
J.A. Jablonski
Jude writes in multiple genres (mystery, speculative SF, & magical realism) while trying to still keep one foot in the academic scene by researching material culture in utopian fiction. She also owns a great many plastic toy dinosaurs & is a total style guide nerd.
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