Showing posts with label speculative fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speculative fiction. Show all posts

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Crossword Puzzle - Stephen's Library

Let's peruse Stephen's Library today. Get nice and comfy with a steaming hot mug of hot chocolate - I'm pretty sure it wards off vampires.

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Monday, February 18, 2008

Crossword Puzzle - Creature Feature

This crossword puzzle ventures into the dark realm of the things that go bump in the night and is called Creature Feature.

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Saturday, February 9, 2008

Crossword Puzzle - That's Funny

This is freakin' hilarious ... or rather the topic of the theme is, hence the title That's Funny.

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Sunday, February 3, 2008

Crossword Puzzle - Double Feature

Can you smell the popcorn? Here comes your Saturday matinee Double Feature. Of course, if you're in Denver, that means one of the Landmark theatres because they use real butter on their popcorn. Good, good stuff.

I'm sorry, where was I? Oh, please enjoy this crossword puzzle. Please!

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Saturday, January 26, 2008

Sunday, January 20, 2008

Crossword Puzzle - Family Ties


Family Ties is the latest crossword puzzle. Have fun!

Oh, and before I forget. There's now a crossword puzzle page on the site. Click the link in here or click the link up above in the menu bar.

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Monday, January 14, 2008

Crossword Puzzle - Of the Federation

Here's the very first crossword puzzle for you playing pleasure. It's called Of the Federation. Why, yes, it might have something to do with Star Trek.

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Saturday, June 10, 2000

Speculative Fiction of Colorado - The Beginning

Speculative Fiction of Colorado supports the science fiction, fantasy, mystery, and horror writing scene in Colorado.

I didn't keep records of when I started this website. I think it happened in 2000, and roughly during the spring/summer. Pretty sure it was between jobs as I remember days of just sitting at the computer and hammering out the site in FrongPage. Then I distinctly remember sitting in my cubicle when I contracted with the City and Country of Denver as a tech writer and looking up printers for some bookmarks I was printing up for the upcoming MileHiCon. I also got some t-shirts and post-it notes printed up. I then reserved the Con Suite at MHC for two hours and served peanut butter chocolate chip cookies that I baked myself (store-bought pre-baked cookies NEVER have enough semi-sweet chocolate chips). I gave t-shirts away as prizes and even gave away a nice gift certificate to Amazon to get people to sign up for the mailing list. Of course, I haven't sent out email in, oh, a couple of years now. Such is life.

That's my very hazy recollection of this site's beginnings. I still wear a couple of the t-shirts. And, yes, at some point I'll take them off and maybe even wash them.