Lore's Lair FAQ
Lore's Lair is the home of poetry, short stories, and other creations of Steven F. Boettcher
Lore's Lair can be found at http:\\www.lorecastle.com
Lore's Tales is the home of poetry, writings, and other creations of Lorraine M.
Boettcher.
It, too, can be found at http:\\www.lorecastle.com
Steven F. Boettcher is the middle child of Rudolf and Dorothee Boettcher. He has
two brothers, Thomas and Larry. He is married to Lorraine M. Boettcher (formerly
Lorraine M. Cornelius). They have one child, a daughter, Kira Lore Boettcher.
Steven is currently a Senior Systems Engineer at Ann Taylor, Inc within the IS
department. He's been with the company 5 years. Previously he has worked for
Datavox Technologies, Inc and Blitz Systems, Inc. within their Windows/Novell/Hardware
divisions.
Steven has a BE in Electrical Engineering from The City College of New York (CUNY) and a Certificate of Programming from Briarcliffe College.
Steven was born on Christmas Eve, though he never felt that it was a gift.
Steven works on Hp/Compaq systems doing too many tasks to write here. When he has time/inspiration, he writes poetry and short stories and other things, too.
Too many to count! Seriously, the poems post on Lore's Lair are just a fraction of the poems that he has written. Many are so poor, that they will never see the light of day. He estimates that he has written between 300 and 400 poems.
How many poems have been published?
In book and/or magazine form, 4. One Day, One Night, The King Enters, But Leaves,
Looking At The Night Sky.
On the Internet, somewhere between 60-100. Mostly at Lore's Lair
I don't have a copy of it nor did it have a title. But he had something to do
with being a walrus.
The second poem that I wrote was called One Day.
What was his first published poem?
The King Enter, But Leaves
How many stories has he written?
Not as many as he would have liked. Somewhere between 20 and 30. Many never completed.
How many stories have been published?
A few have been published at Lore's Lair.
What are the titles of his stories?
You can find some of the unfinished stories here Unfinished
Tales.
Steve hopes to complete some of his unfinished works before he dies. And to write
other new stories.
Yes, The City Of Hellfire. It was co-written with
Eric Elias. (1987-1989)
Steven also began a sequel to City Of Hellfire, called The Eternal
War. (1989)
Steven also wrote a bunch of stories that centered around a common theme called The
Void. (1986-1989) that was to become a novel.
Astronomy, reading Science Fiction and Fantasy especially the works of Isaac Asimov and J.R.R. Tolkien. Walking in the woods. Writing. Dreaming.
Which writers and poets does he admire?
Isaac Asimov, J.R.R. Tolkien, Leonard Schwartz, Terry Brooks, Arthur C. Clarke, Dan Hood, Robert Louis Stevenson, Saki, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, ee cummings, John Lennon, JK Rowling, and many more.
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