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  1. Highlights of a Decade as a Published SF/F Author

    (Dan Koboldt)

    Ten years ago, my debut novel was published by Harper Voyager Impulse, an imprint of Harper Collins.

  2. The Story Behind Dragons Gone Wild

    (Dan Koboldt)

    I always planned to release genetically engineered dragons into the wild.

  3. From Stones to Sex: Making Realistic Animals in Fiction

    (Dan Koboldt)

    This article on writing realistic fictional animals is part of the Science in Sci-fi, Fact in Fantasy blog series.

  4. Common Misconceptions about Surviving Extreme Cold, Part 3

    (Dan Koboldt)

    This article on surviving extreme cold is part of the Science in Sci-fi, Fact in Fantasy blog series.

  5. Common Misconceptions About Surviving Extreme Cold, Part 2

    (Dan Koboldt)

    This article on surviving extreme cold is part of the Science in Sci-fi, Fact in Fantasy blog series.

  6. Common Misconceptions About Surviving Extreme Cold

    (Dan Koboldt)

    This article on surviving extreme cold is part of the Science in Sci-fi, Fact in Fantasy blog series.

  7. Radiation Detection and Measurement in Sci-fi

    (Dan Koboldt)

    This article on radiation detection and measurement is part of the Science in Sci-fi, Fact in Fantasy blog series.

  8. Book Signing with Baen Authors Friday

    (Dan Koboldt)

    So my friend and fellow Baen author Patrick Chiles has a new book.

  9. On Chengdu WorldCon and Best Related Work

    (Dan Koboldt)

    Having freshly deciphered the latest cryptic message from Chengdu organizing committee, I gather that the machines of WorldCon 2023 are fully in motion.

  10. Luck vs. Talent vs. Perseverance in Publishing

    (Dan Koboldt)

    There has often been discussion about the fact that publishing is not a true meritocracy.