by casblomberg | Jun 21, 2019 | Blog, Blogging, Stockholm Writers Group, Sweden, Writing
On Wednesday, my writing group held its last session for the Spring term this year. The official feedback sessions are closed and most of us are getting ready to travel. Summer in Sweden always fascinates me. Everyone leaves! Everyone. It’s like a weird horror...
by casblomberg | Feb 24, 2019 | Author, Blog, blog a book, Business, creativity, fun, inspiration, networking, Stockholm, Sweden, workshops, Writing
Since we’re on the subject of writing festivals, let’s talk about what they are and why they are important. Writing festivals, or conferences, are a collection of workshops, panels, interviews, book signings, and mingles geared toward those interested in...
by casblomberg | Apr 7, 2018 | Blog, Book, fiction, Reading, sci-fi, short story, Stockholm, Writing
A couple of updates are due here on the blog. First, my short story Singapore Wept was published in Zetetic: A Record of Unusual Inquiry. The story is short, five or six paragraphs, and worth reading. Very relevant in this age of gun-related violence. If you have the...
by casblomberg | Mar 12, 2018 | Blog, Blogging, books, fiction, Reading, sci-fi, science fiction, SFF, short story, Writing
What I’m Reading Darknet – Matthew Mather I ordered this on my Kindle about a week ago and I’m still reading it. I find the premise of an AI machine program cloning people fascinating and perhaps a bit larger than this book and it’s that sense...
by casblomberg | Feb 13, 2018 | Author, Blog, Blogging, books, culture, fiction, publishing, Stockholm, Stockholm Writers Group, Sweden, Writing
In 2017 a couple of members from the Stockholm Writers Group participated in a writers conference in the United States. When they came back, one of them took a look around and wondered why we didn’t have anything close to that in Stockholm and decided to do...
by casblomberg | Feb 6, 2018 | Author, Blog, Blogging, books, fiction, Reading, sci-fi, SFF, short story, Writing
What I’m Reading One thing you need to know about me is that I’m reading polygamist. I normally read at least two books at one time. In my past, I could be at various stages in more than five books at a time, but I’m trying to keep my limit to three...