5 Interesting Links for 08-10-2018

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Aliens (Fiction)

This is a sequel to a linguistics-based short story, Cold Words, by Juliette Wade. It is true to the first while widening the focus of the world. I enjoyed it as much Cold Words and hope you will, too: Sunwake, in the Lands of Teeth
http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/wade_04_17/

Regency (History)

The waltz was long reviled before it reached acceptance, a process demonstrated in art and quoted poems here. The account is a lovely combination of cultural information and chuckles.
https://catherinekullmann.weebly.com/my-scrap-album/regency-dance-the-waltz

Suggestions (Parenting)

I can’t say I agree with everything this article proposes, but each item is worth consideration. Many of them are a matter of how you parent as opposed to something that must be avoided. As the parent of two exceptional adults, I can wholeheartedly agree with the premise. It’s worth the effort to help your kids grow up able to face reality and make their way in an increasingly complex world.
https://www.inc.com/amy-morin/mentally-strong-kids-have-parents-who-refuse-to-do-these-13-things.html

Psychology (Publishing)

Releasing your book into the wild is very stressful. This article sets out the things you can control and how not to let fear consume you.
http://www.selfpublishedauthor.com/node/451

Automation (Technology)

An interesting look at automation from a different angle, both historically and considering the future.
https://hbr.org/2017/03/how-to-win-with-automation-hint-its-not-chasing-efficiency

Shafter (Seeds Among the Stars, Book 1)

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