Brigadoon, the Steakhouse; or how you can still find something you were looking for only 8 years late when everything is closed. By Geo Rule For a day every hundred years, from out of the Highland mist, appears the magical village of Brigadoon. So, 8 years ago the wife and I moved to this outer-ring[…]
I posted this article on both the Heinlein Prize Trust and the Heinlein Society websites. Robert Heinlein was one of the major influences on my life. All the activities listed below, I am in some way involved in. May 8, 2013 marks 25 years since the passing of Robert A. Heinlein. Rather than a cause[…]
An article I wrote for the Heinlein Society website: The Heinleins’ Adopted Granddaughter Invents Medical Product by Deb Houdek Rule “When your hero adopts you at age 12, there’s little that seems out of reach.” —Amy Baxter, M.D. Amy Baxter, the Heinleins’ adopted granddaughter, is gaining renown as the inventor of a medical device called[…]
Heinlein publishing history was made on March 26, 2013 when the Kickstarter project to fund a graphic novel version of Robert A. Heinlein’s Citizen of the Galaxy achieved its funding goal! With several days yet before the funding date of March 31st, pledges continue to come in from over 260 backers pledging amounts of up[…]
I am delighted to be the guest author this week on romance writer Bernadette Marie’s website. On Warrior Princess Romance Writer blog site, I am the featured interviewee today, will have a guest blog on Thursday, and will be giving away a copy of my romance novel, Of All the Western Stars, on Friday to[…]
My historical-time travel-science fiction romance novel, Of All the Western Stars, is now available on Kindle from Amazon.com published by Variations on a Theme publishing. You don’t need a Kindle to read Kindle books. Just select to purchase the novel, then Amazon will ask if you’d like to read the novel right away online, or[…]
Arthur McCoy and the James Gang, published summer 2002 in the James-Younger Gang Journal. ©2002 D. H. Rule (Deb Houdek Rule)
The finding and publishing of “For Us, the Living” by D. A. Houdek. ©2003 D. A. Houdek (Deb Houdek Rule)
Heinlein’s Women: Role Model Characters in the Heinlein Juveniles. This article is based on a presentation given by me at BayCon 2003, May 24, 2003, in a panel discussion by Heinlein Society members on Heinlein’s Women characters. My portion of the discussion was on the older women characters in the juvenile novels as role models.
An article examining Rocket to the Morgue by Anthony Bouche, a mystery novel in which Heinlein appears as a character. Originally published in The Galactic Citizen, Issue 12, Spring 1996. ©1996 D. A. Houdek and G. E. Rule