Archive for October, 2008
Breaking Glass
“Glass,” a very short story of mine about psychopaths, mirror neurons, biochemical consciences, and very sharp screwdrivers, has just been published on the Technology Review Magazine site. You can read it for free on the site or (I don’t know why you’d do this) wait for the print version to come out. Technology Review, published […]
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Phone call from 1952
At least, that’s what it sounds like. My phone-in interview on Fictional Frontiers with Sohaib, the Philly radio show on WNJC-1360 AM, is now available in podcast form. You can listen to the full show, or download just my 15 minutes of radio fame (12mb MP3). Sohaib, speaking from the studio, sounds great. Me, I sound like I’m […]
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Demonium Panned!
Finally, a chance to use that headline. After all the really nice reviews of Pandemonium—like two I ran across this week, A.M. Dellamonica’s at Sci-Fi.com and Faren Miller’s at Locus—I finally found one that was negative. No, negative’s too weak a word. The reviewer, from a site I hadn’t run across before called Static Multimedia, […]
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Get to know the Right People
If you love yourself — and you know you do — give yourself a treat and read Adam Rakunas’ slightly lewd and very funny story, “The Right People,” appearing now at Futurismic. I love this story. Now back to me, and my obsession with self-promotion. So a couple weeks ago I recorded an interview with […]
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