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Extractions: Paul T. Riddell is a Michigan-born, Texas-raised essayist and columnist who recently hid a fortune in gadolinium somewhere near his fortified bunker on Mount Briscoe overlooking downtown Dallas, Texas. A complete map to the treasure, as well as information on the code words necessary to ward off the trained Salvator's water monitors guarding it, is available his website, The Healing Power of Obnoxiousness at http://www.hpoo.com He was also the editor of the online website SciFiNow.com which combines the print content of Sovereign magazines SCI FI and Realms of Fantasy . He now does work for "Zealot" ( http://www.zealot.com ) and "Savant" ( http://www.savantmag.com SciFiNow.com Advertisement document.write(''); Some time ago, I suggested to one of our reviewers that an interview with Paul T. Riddell might be nice. I drafted some questions and mentioned that they could be used to define certain areas of interest. Circumstances prevented us from using that reviewer's work. However, we decided to proceed with the interview and to use my original questions for this interview. In the interim, he has left his job at SCI FI magazine and moved on to work for "Zealot" (http://www.zealot.com) and "Savant" (http://www.savantmag.com).
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Extractions: Click on photo for a picture of Paul Riddell with his friend in front of the Dallas Museum of Natural History. Paul T. Riddell is a Michigan-born, Texas-raised essayist and columnist who recently hid a fortune in gadolinium somewhere near his fortified bunker on Mount Briscoe overlooking downtown Dallas, Texas. A complete map to the treasure, as well as information on the code words necessary to ward off the trained Salvator's water monitors guarding it, is available his website, The Healing Power of Obnoxiousness at http://www.hpoo.com Lydon's Lament SF Site's film columnist has an undying love of midnight shows in movie theatres. In this column, he gives us some history, some anecdotes and some reasons why it is a thing of the past. From The Rocky Horror Picture Show to the unlamented Shock Treatment , we get a peek at why they lasted awhile, what caused their demise and where to seek out alternatives for home viewing.
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Extractions: *other trends aliens : riddell astronomy : wacker behind blown eyes : shirley employment : nordstrom ... self : mihalache *comment? discuss this article on our discussion board *contact us feed back sub missions ... design Also by Paul Riddell: going postal under the mistletoe killing millions with a sharp twist of the tongue the unexamined life? *index *spark [ main ] media trends discourse ... [ about ] *spark *subscribe enter your email address to receive information and updates *current issue *archives archives page a definite threat... *aliens certain feelings of alienation printer friendly version by paul t. riddell Well, we're now well into 2000 , and most of the science fictional promises we received as children haven't come to pass. No hover cars, no manned Mars bases, no learning pills. Not that we needed most of these (although learning pills, properly applied, might guarantee that more frat boys leave school with something besides a blasted liver and a police record for date rape), but it's the principle of the thing that's at issue. Most of all, we still haven't made contact with extraterrestrials, and we should be glad of this.
Extractions: *other trends behind blown eyes: shirley cybersex : miah dating : strader editing : riddel ... sexuality : mcgriffen *comment? discuss this article on our discussion board *contact us feed back sub missions ... design Also by Paul Riddell: killing millions with a sharp twist of the tongue going postal under the mistletoe the unexamined life? *issue 7.0 *spark [ contents digital gallery ... ] *spark *subscribe enter your email address to receive information and updates *current issue *archives archives page editing the psychic editor and other horrors printer friendly version by paul t. riddell (Not that we writers are any better: I know plenty of editors who want to kill writers, with some justification. Nothing quite like having a writer miss a critical deadline for some inexplicable or unmentionable reason.) The conversation usually goes like this: Writer calls up Editor and pitches story idea. Editor keeps mumbling "Mmmm-hmm" over the phone, and gives the okay to do the story. Writer rushes to the writing implement and manages, against colossal odds, to finish the story before deadline. Writer rushes to the editor with the manuscript, and after Editor reads it, Writer asks, "So what do you think?"
Extractions: Detailed View: The Paul T. Riddell Essay Archive A chrestomathy of articles, essays, and tirades from the noted outlaw journalist and science fiction essayist Paul T. Riddell. (Contains the now-notorious "Green Lantern: The Movie" article, as well as ongoing commentary on "Transmetropolitan", among others.) Hits: 149
Extractions: Detailed View: The Paul T. Riddell Essay Archive A chrestomathy of articles, essays, and tirades from the noted outlaw journalist and science fiction essayist Paul T. Riddell. (Contains the now-notorious "Green Lantern: The Movie" article, as well as ongoing commentary on "Transmetropolitan", among others.) Hits: 149
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Extractions: Imperial Hell Drivers Paul and Toby Riddell 2002 was Paul Riddell's last auto thrill show season. After 50 years in the industry, he has retired. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS: Click here to Email stuntdriver.com Click Here For Photo Of Monster Truck. Monster Truck Click Here For Photo Of Tank. The Tank AN EXCELLENT SCHOOL TO LEARN HOW TO BE A STUNTDRIVER See Stuntdriver.com Stunt Driver School Click Here. When the Imperial Hell Drivers appear at a Fair or Special Event, they bring a wealth of experience to town. The Imperial Hell Drivers new silver paint scheme with flames, look excellent. This new paint scheme, attracts a great deal of attention, when they travel the roads, in the United States and Canada. Starting with the show announcer, Gord Kennedy, who joined his first show with the Interprovinical Motor Trails back in 1953. Gord has been with Paul Riddell, approximately thirty-years (2001), first as a stuntdriver for many years before becoming the man behind the mike. Gord Kennedy hails from Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada. The show had a number of car transports bringing stock cars to various race tracks in Western Canada. They would pull into town, set up their portable lightning system, then take on the locals in a stock car race program.
Extractions: http://www.spark-online.com back to *spark The Psychic Editor And other Horrors by paul t. riddell Being asked on a regular basis for advice on being a writer is sometimes an exercise in patience. For every person who wants to write because he or she is compelled to do so, I deal with twenty wannabes who dont know what they want to write, have no knowledge of any subject besides advanced alcohol poisoning and masturbation, and spend their time spending the massive royalty checks they assume theyll make once they sell their romance novel, Star Trek novel, or computer manual. Theyre not the ones that worry me, mostly because as soon as they discover that writing is hard work, they usually scurry back to more profitable ventures, such as playing the Lotto. The ones that always worry me are the ones that peer up with dewy innocence and ask So how do I keep editors from stealing my ideas? Dear child, I always say, editors have better things to do than steal your ideas, because more often than not, your ideas arent worth stealing. That is, the miniscule amount of cash to be made from selling a short story or article isnt worth the legal expense of a charge of plagiarism. Thats not to say that it wont happen: certain movie magazines are notorious for listening to freelancers pitch article ideas and then assigning those articles to staffers so as not to have to pay any more than the staffers salary. Even then, though, this is minor: any writer worth his or her word processor could make ten pitches a day based on vague ideas that come up during breakfast. The real expenditure of energy comes from the actual writing, not the concept generation.
Extractions: Following the lead of Saint John Simon Ritchie, patron saint of gonzo journalism and chili cookoffs, Paul T. Riddell is a Michigan-born, Texas-raised essayist currently based in Dallas, Texas. He currently torments the readership of Tangent Sci-Fi Universe , and a plethora of other magazines, and his essays and articles have infected the waterhole of publishing like anthrax. He currently alternates between writing, studying the paleontology of Australia and New Zealand, and training a two-headed crocodile monitor named Harryhausen to attack on command. For more information, please peruse "The Healing Power of Obnoxiousness: The Paul T. Riddell Essay Archive" at
Still Life With Browser >> By Paul T Riddell >> *spark-online.com >> Version 8.0 Without the Web acting as a giant filter for the incompetent and malingering among us, the United States would have been taken over by Canada long ago, and only a fraction of us know how to speak Canadian. http://www.spark-online.com/may00/trends/paul_t_riddell.html
Extractions: design still life with browser employment by paul t riddell printer friendly version In the last few months, economists have been going nuts with recent studies that show the typical American worker, particularly those in the technical and office sectors, keeps getting more and more productive. After years of decline, suddenly the typical office grunt or programmer is reaching levels of efficiency previously only seen in Japanese car manufacturers, and nobody has an explanation for it. Increased layoffs and consolidation of core businesses don't seem to do much good, and the unemployment rate is still obscene for all of the noise made about how employers need fresh bodies, so it's not the fear of finding a new job in the middle of a depression. Everyone keeps pointing to the computer installed on every desk, without knowing why. We can thank Microsoft for this. By claiming its Web browser is an integral part of the Windows operating system, Bill Gates and crew have managed to develop the first new model of morale motivator and efficiency developer since the invention of the cattle prod and the rectal pear. No matter the company, and no matter the environment, everyone who uses a computer made after 1995 generally has a Web browser on the desktop, and this little beauty is responsible for the increase of office productivity.
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Extractions: Working behind the back of gonzo journalist Paul T. Riddell, The Morpheus Company and Paul's adoring wife Liz designed this ring as a suprise tribute to Paul's "Guy Gardner" attitude and notorious comic book addiction. You can read Paul's comments about our work on our clients page. Sorry Paul, we still don't know how to make one that does all the neat stuff in the comics... materials: optic glass. Unique Commission, Sold.
Vitae - The Morpheus Company Online Portfolio For author (and unabashed comic book fan) Harlan Ellison's 65th birthday, Dallas'gonzo journalist paul T. riddell and Ellison Webderland's webguru Rick Wyatt http://www.dare2dream.com/vitae/projects/ellison.htm
Extractions: For author (and unabashed comic book fan) Harlan Ellison's 65th birthday, Dallas' gonzo journalist Paul T. Riddell and Ellison Webderland's web-guru Rick Wyatt conspired to have The Morpheus Company create this replica of the ring worn by Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern. If you aren't already aware of it, our staff artisans are unrepentant bookworms. When we were given an opportunity to create a piece for one of our favorite authors, we enjoyed a brief moment of "fanboy bliss" and jumped at the chance to create something for him. Did he like it? Well, according to Paul, word on the street is that it is hazardous to anyone's health to try remove the ring from his presence.
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Extractions: TWO Something I've wondered lately: If the people in a sci-fi story are plotting to send people though a time machine to change history and remove certain inconvenient future personages a la "The Terminator" doesn't the fact that they're doing this imply the mission will fail (because if the mission succeeds they'd never have to do this to begin with)?