Archive for February, 2008

Feb 18 2008

Essays

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The Chocolate Fusion essay is up. Well, more a piece of flash fiction with a couple of paragraphs of context.

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Feb 09 2008

Mars

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Speaking of Mars and the Great Martian Novel (see the item below), I’ve just posted an essay that talks a bit about how Jim Baen got me started on that, and where it’s at now.

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Feb 08 2008

Feedback Page is Up

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Visitors can now post feedback to this site here[link removed], or use the “Post Comment” link in the header. I don’t have the site yet set up to automatically post those comments back to a public page — I’m working on that — but they are logged and I’ll read them. I’m looking into software (possibly WordPress) to automate all this, please bear with me in the meantime. Thanks.

[Update: Since the site is now on different software, this post is obsolete. It's even easier to post feedback, just hit that clicky beneath each post.]

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Feb 06 2008

Mars in 3D

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Astrobiology Magazine reports that high resolution 3D Mars maps are now available thanks to data from the Mars Express Hi Res Stereo Camera (HRSC). This data has already been used to produce some wonderful topographic maps (click image for better view). If I ever get back to working on my Great Martian Novel (about building the Aresian Well), these will come in handy.
Mars map

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Feb 01 2008

COSine

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I’m off to the COSine science fiction convention in Colorado Springs this weekend. Mike Resnick is the Guest of Honor, and I expect the usual crowd of Colorado F&SF authors will be there, weather and schedules permitting. It’s a small con, but fun.

Later this year (a couple of weeks before the Democratic National Convention), Colorado will be hosting WorldCon at Denvention 3, and in October the 40th annual MileHiCon (in the Denver Tech Center).

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  • Books & Magazines

    The Chara Talisman, the first full novel of T-Space, is now available in e-book and trade paperback from Amazon and some of the other usual places, with more coming. What if Indiana Jones had had a starship?

     

    The October 2011 issue of Analog features both my story "The Sock Problem" as the Probability Zero piece, and Brad Torgersen's "The Bullfrog Radio Astronomy Project". When Brad and I first met at one of Kris'n'Dean's workshops a couple of years ago (we'd met online prior), we joked about both being in the same issue of Analog one day. Two years later, here we are! Cover. October 2011 Analog

     

    My story "Stone Age" is in the June 2011 Analog (on the stands April 5). My first Analog T-Space story! Cover. June 2011 Analog

     

    The Probability Zero story in Analog Science Fiction & Fact for April 2011 is "Small Penalties", my modest suggestion for dealing with spammers. Cover. April 2011 Analog

     

    Full Throttle Space Tales #4, Space Horrors leads with my science-fictional homage to the master, "Poetic Justice"
    Space Horrors cover

     

    A collection of some of my short fiction, Starfire & Snowball is available from Amazon for Kindle.
    Starfire & Snowball cover

     

    The June 2010 Analog Science Fiction & Fact contains my short story "Light Conversation" Cover. June 2010 Analog

     

    My story "Snowball" is in the anthology Footprints, now out from Hadley Rille Books
    Cover. Footprints

     

    Here are a couple of books I've had non-fiction papers published in.
    Cover: Space Manufacturing 8

     

    Cover: Space 92
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