• Why do I Write?

    As someone who has a fulltime job, is going to school, and tries to be a slightly better than average parent to his children and an okay husband for his wife, I tend to find myself rather overwhelmed when it comes to my life. And honestly, although I already have a hyper-busy life, the one…

    November 22, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • Are You My Mothers?

    Not that long ago, while I was at a scouting event, one of the ladies helping serve the food at the event kept handing me Rice Krispies treats whenever I would walk past her. I certainly asked for the first one, because who doesn’t want a Rice Krispies treat, but I ended up with four…

    November 19, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • Introducing my Kids to my Art

    As an artist of things that aren’t exactly the most young-one-friendly, I’ve spent a large portion of my time telling my kids excitedly what it feels like to be an artist, while also holding them at an arms-length from the stuff I write. Yeah, I have that chapter book I wrote a few years back…

    November 18, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • Nobody Cares about Santa

    I think I’ve mentioned to you all about how I’ve happened to find myself performing in a show again (in fact, I just talked at length about it on Monday). Well, as of the time you read this, the performances have already happened, but I wanted to take a moment to talk about just how…

    November 17, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • Book Review: The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery

    Did you know that French fiction is almost like its own genre of books? I mean, now that I write that sentence, it doesn’t feel all that strange of a thing, but before I read The Elegance of the Hedgehog, I didn’t realize that the French have such a foreign way of writing fiction to…

    November 16, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • The Community of Community Theatre

    As I work through all of the emotions of the past few weeks of being involved in a show at the Eau Claire Children’s Theatre, I’ve begun thinking about what the Community part of Community Theatre really means. And I didn’t really get this feeling until I found myself unintentionally being a part of strike…

    November 15, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • Flash Fiction: Alternatives

    Jackson Block was a stay-at-home father, who had long wondered what his life would be like should he have continued working after he and his husband decided to have kids. While he didn’t regret giving up his career on most days, as he found the time spent with their three children some of the best…

    November 12, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • Living in the Simulation

    A few months ago, in response to the trailer for The Matrix 4 being released, I finally convinced my kids to watch the original 1999 film, The Matrix, and introduced them to the idea of living inside a simulation. Considering I was exiting high school when this film came out, seeing this movie through the…

    November 11, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • How to Manage Projects

    As an Information Science and Technology major, it turns out a big part of what is expected to be learned is the skill of project management. As someone who has spent a lot of time managing projects, I honestly felt as though this was a ridiculous thing for anyone to expect me to learn. I…

    November 10, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
  • Magic: The Gathering (of all my money to someone else)

    When I first arrived at high school, I was nearly immediately introduced to a relatively new game called Magic: the Gathering. This little game of wizards dueling with magic, all through the use of cards, latched on to my brain (and my wallet) as soon as I saw it and I knew I needed to…

    November 9, 2021

    Adam Oster, Adventure Novelist

    Utterly Predictable
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