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Posted by Jerry on 14 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: Announcements
I’m doing the happy dance because I’ve finally found a new source of imported and craft beer.
New reviews coming soon!
– posted via WordPress for iPhone
Posted by Jerry on 01 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: Announcements
Announcing a new GroovyMojo Media feature!
I’ve been saying for over a year now that I should open up a third section of GroovyBrew.com for tea reviews, and so this weekend I went ahead and did it. GroovyBrew Tea is live.
All you tea lovers out there, check it out!
Posted by Jerry on 02 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: Announcements
Some long time readers know I’m writing a fantasy novel about the Holy Beer.
Well, right here, right now, I’m challenging myself to finish the first draft by mid August.
If anyone was wondering why there hasn’t been any recent beer reviews, this is one of the reasons.
Wish me luck!
UPDATE 8/24/2008: I didn’t finish it. I can blame part of it on the fact that I had a dental emergency and spent a week on codiene, which pretty much messed up my ability to write (or even think clearly). But the other part of the blame rests solely with a section of my psyche I’m starting to think of as my “antimuse.” I have a muse that gives me ideas for writing, and then I have an antimuse that does everything in its power to keep me from writing. More about that later. I did manage to put another 25,000 words on the manuscript, which is better than nothing. The end is definitely in sight now.
Posted by Jerry on 21 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Announcements
I am honored to be one of the guest writers / publishers at ConDFW 2008 this weekend. Anyone showing up can find me on the following panels:
Saturday 10 am Panel Room 2 (Rose/Magnolia)
Does Fantasy Mean Paranormal?
Hosted by Jerry J. Davis, Lillian Stewart Carl, Lee Killough and Nina Romberg.
Industry Pros discuss the difference between the genres of fantasy and paranormal fiction. Are these just synonyms or are there real differences? How does understanding the difference help you to get published?
Saturday 11 am Panel Room 4 (Pecan)
Starting Your Own Publishing Company
Hosted by Jerry Davis, Glenn Yeffeth, and Thomas W. Knowles.
Sure … sure … everybody wants to be the writer. But writers never get anything in print without the unsung hero of the industry – the publisher. Industry pros discuss the career of publishing, what it takes to enter this field and what it takes to succeed.
Saturday 12 pm Reading Room (Live Oak)
The author will be reading.
Saturday 1 pm Panel Room 2 (Rose/Magnolia)
The Haunted City: Urban Fantasy Today
Hosted by Rachel Caine, Jerry J. Davis, Carole Nelson Douglas, Brad Sinor, and Lee Killough
Industry pros discuss the urban fantasy genre. What makes this style essential, vital, beautiful and what needs to be paved over? And is there any room left in this haunted city?
Sunday 12 pm Panel Room 2 (Rose/Magnolia)
Published in the Periodicals: The Sci-Fi/Fantasy Magazine Market
Hosted by Lou Antonelli, Jerry J. Davis, Linda Donahue, Rhonda Eudaly and J.M. McDermott
Industry pros discuss the getting published in magazines. Who is really looking? What are the really exciting markets? And what can you do to maximize your chances of escaping from the slush pile?
Posted by Jerry on 20 Feb 2007 | Tagged as: Announcements
Now this is cool. You are here, now, reading the very first post on this website. Remember this day. Years from now you can say, “Yeah, I went there before there was anything even published there! And now look at it!”
You, my friend, are definitely ahead of the curve.
You’re here because you love beer. This website is here because I love beer. Beer is good. Beer is even holy (I know, because I have some in my fridge that was brewed by monks).
This is yet another website about beer. But as there is no such thing as too much beer in the world, I say, there’s room for yet another website about it.
One thing I can tell you to expect … one of these days I’m going to try an experiment I found on the Internet, where you can brew actual beer in a coffee pot. I don’t know if it really works. I don’t know if, after I drink the stuff, I’ll die or end up with brain damage. But by Gods I am going to try it!
Thanks for showing up, my friend. Please bookmark this place and check back from time to time.
Sincerely yours,
Jerry J. Davis
Fellow Beer Lover