Showing posts with label minor theft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minor theft. Show all posts

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Welcome!


Like anything else, this blog is the result of a few accidents of technology and someone with too much time on his hands. After several misadventures involving self-publishing and college literary magazines, I approached one of my professors and asked him how to go about publishing in a more efficient way. He looked me in the eye and uttered two sage words: "Start bloggin'."

 Blogging as a whole was probably inevitable, because everyone has a certain amount of pent-up energy burning to be shared with anyone who will listen. This blog will be semi-organized and will have a strong literary theme. The word “blog” is a natural abbreviation of “web log,” but that doesn’t make it any less hilarious.

Here I’ll be writing short reviews of books I read, as well as some of my own original writing. I have a strong affinity toward fantasy. I think it’s less of an escapism complex than a general disregard for the difference between realism and speculation.

The title is ripped off of something G. K. Chesterton once said: “There are no rules of architecture for a castle in the clouds.” That is, there are no rules here. It could become anything!

If you want a practical reason for reading this blog, use it to flatter me so you can then steal my wallet. Tell all your friends!