Chris Owens

(the aspiring writer, NOT the basketball player, or the politician, or the burlesque dancer, or the actor who played the son of the Smoking Guy on the X-files, or the other Chris Owens who rode the same school bus in the 6th grade)

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Understanding is a Three-Edge Sword: My edge on B5

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No story is perfect and no form of storytelling is without its limitations. Both novels and television series are unique in that they can gi...
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Sunday, March 22, 2009

Q109 Writers of The Future: The Envelope Please...

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Joni called today . . . Alas, I wasn't home, but she talked with my wife. My Q109 story for WOTF placed in the semifinals --the top 18. ...
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Who Say's There's Nothing Good On TV Anymore?

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To be sure, the majority of television is brain rot. The reality shows, in particular, are mind numbing. Yet, in the past few years, there h...
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008

WOTF Volume 24

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Thanks to a tip from Sarah L. Edwards's blog, WOTF24 is up on Audible. Check out the link "Download the accompanying PDF to see the...
Friday, July 18, 2008

WOTF 24: The Cover

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On Amazon, the cover to Volume 24 has been revealed: http://www.amazon.com/Writers-Future-Ron-Hubbard-Presents/dp/1592123740/ref=sr_1_6?ie=U...
Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Nearfest 08 -> Sunday : Banco del Mutuo Soccorso

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This is what it's all about! Symphonic prog at its best. The British might have invented Prog, but the Italians perfected it. Banco'...
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Nearfest 08 -> Sunday : echolyn

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echolyn's Suffocating The Bloom is one of my favorite albums of all times, one of the best albums of nineties Prog. Brett Kull 's u...
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Christopher Scott Owens
I'm in my mid-thirties, and grew up in the far West End of Richmond on 8 acres of semi-ruraldom. Without siblings or neighborhood kids to get me in trouble, I became very introverted, but developed my own interests, instead of letting a groupthink of peers develop them for me. In my teens, it was me and my 8-bit C64. Ah, the good old days of Basic 2.0 and 6510 Assembler. Needless to say, being sent to my tiny room wasn't punishment. I scoured books on QM and relativity, though my math wasn't up to par in pursuing physics as a living. After high school, I got into prog: Yes, Genesis, Gentle Giant, ELP, ect. I love any music that is colorful, complex and adventurous. I've always loved SF&F. I spent one summer with Corwin as he rode through shadow, fleeing the storm as Oberon redrew the Pattern. In 2003, I began to try my hand at writing, and found it's harder than it seems. So far, that hasn't deterred me. But maybe it should?
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