Strange Horizons is ten years old. I’m on my way from Seattle, WA to Bend, OR today, and stopping by Portland, OR to do a reading to celebrate Strange Horizons’ anniversary. Strange Horizons was one of our first electronic genre magazines, and I’m pretty sure it was the first to make it this long with
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Most days, I still feel pretty invisible. I’m certainly not a famous science fiction writer, and no geek household name like Cory Doctorow or Charlie Stross that gets thrown around the interwebs regularly. But today is a very pleasant writer/futurist day from the point of being engaged in the bigger community conversation. ABCnews included quotes
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I will be enjoying Thanksgiving with family, but Friday night through Sunday I’ll be at Orycon. Here’s my schedule: Saturday, 10- 11 SFWA Regional meeting Saturday 11:00 – 11:30 Autographing, table 2 Saturday 12:00 – 12:30 reading in the Madison room. I’ll read from the world of my current series, probably a bit from an
I now have a new thing for tonight’s reading at the Wayward Coffee House (8:00 PM). For geeks, the Wayward is worth going to whether you’re there to hear me read or you want to drop in another time. It’s very geekly and the coffee and atmosphere are great. So I already promised fiction set
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At World Fantasy, they give you a ton of books. I had brought one with me (Ken Scholes’ Canticle) which I finished there. I also bought a new book, Ekaterina Sedia’s “The Alchemy of Stone.” Besides an art book (and art) by John Picacio, and a collection by my friend Tobias Buckell, that’s all I
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I leave tomorrow for the World Fantasy Convention in San Jose. I’ll be participating in a group reading on Friday night (in the Crystal room at 9:00 PM – Fairmont San Jose) for the exciting new web-based magazine called “Daybreak,” published by Jetse DeVries. Jetse is also bringing out the Shine Anthology. Shine and Daybreak
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I get to go be a writer for a week. When you’re balancing hats like I am (CIO/writer/futurist), getting a bit of a break to be any one of them alone for a week is a fine and rare treat. I will be on the coast in Lincoln City, Oregon, with the dog, a pile
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