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Author Archives: benjaminfrog
New Focus
I’ve been particularly quiet on my blog for the past while. Part of that was because of focusing on book publications – editing and revision work. Another reason though has been new writing prompts and projects that haven’t reached completion … Continue reading
Existential Quandary
That’s what I would call it. I’d had an ‘Existential Crisis’ before, and it certainly felt like one. This one didn’t feel quite so intense. Although I recognized the depth of the question to be the same kind of depth … Continue reading
Existential Crisis
I’ve been reading a book titled The Universe Next Door by James W. Sire. It gives exhaustive descriptions of various world views (as many as he was aware of back in the day) talking about how to address various relevant … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Spiritual
Tagged Existential Crisis, God, Prime Mover, World Views
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A Time For Heroes
My biggest concern throughout this election process has been the messages behind it. I personally wasn’t keen on either candidate, and anticipated a difficult four years ahead regardless of the election results. My primary concern was the messages being sent … Continue reading
Positive Reinforcement
I was feeling nostalgic for the original Borderlands game the other day, but after playing Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel for so long I had forgotten how much of a difference there is in sniping difficulty. I think the pre-sequel spoiled me … Continue reading
Posted in Bite-Sized, Gaming
Tagged Borderlands, Epic Fail, Gaming Fail, Sniping, Video Games
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Crimson Dawn
This project saw several delays, but I can finally say that the sequel to ‘The Kingdom’ is now published! My new novel, ‘Crimson Dawn’ is a first for me in many ways. It’s my first published sequel; it’s … Continue reading
Posted in My Books, Personal, THE KINGDOM, Writing
Tagged Crimson Dawn, Fantasy, Novel, The Kingdom
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Interview with Captain Colin Wade from ‘Singularity’
Recently another blogger was interested in interviewing a character from one of my novels. I volunteered Colin Wade, the spaceship captain from my sci-fi novel Singularity. You can read the interview here. This is the first time one of my … Continue reading
Now Available for Speaking Engagements
For the past two years I’ve been speaking at schools and public events about my life on the Autism Spectrum and what it was like developing from lower to higher-functioning autism. I’ve found myself in a rare position of being … Continue reading
Snowman (Hug Me Maybe)
I HAD TO CANCEL THE BALL I FELT LIKE TWO INCHES TALL WE KINDA SKIPPED OVER FALL AND THEN I SEE YOUR FACE I’D FROZEN THE FOUNTAIN STILL I MADE A RUN FOR THE HILLS WE ALL WERE FEELING THE … Continue reading