To the Alamo!

August 28, 2013

I’m off to San Antonio, home of the Alamo.  Where it will be 99 degrees in the shade and 85% humidity, which would normally make me really grumpy, except that I’ll be at Worldcon, so I won’t care. In the meantime, please enjoy this video.  Fortunately this comes from Japan, where sadism in the name […]

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On To Helsinki!

August 23, 2013

So there are three cities bidding to host the 2015 Worldcon, and one of them is Helsinki.  And I totally want the Worldcon to go there. Because why?  Because Helsinki is cool.  (In this case, sort of literally.) Helsinki is a beautiful modern city, it’s in a gorgeous setting in the Baltic, it’s within easy […]

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Bubonicon, Worldcon Schedule

August 22, 2013

This coming weekend is Bubonicon, the yearly science fiction convention in Albuquerque.  The following weekend is LoneStarCon in San Antonio, the annual Worldcon.  I will be attending both, doing readings, signings, panels, and other appearances. Here’s my schedule, so if you happen to be attending either convention, you’ll be able to find me. Friday, August […]

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August 21, 2013

What happens when a 3D print job goes wrong?  Sometimes it’s fractal art. Check it out. Photo credit: JBFromOz

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Droughtland

August 20, 2013

The ecosystem I’m living in is slowly dying.  Climate change is just killing it. We’re in a drought that’s lasted since the early 1990s, with the respite of a few wet years around the turn of the millennium.  (While I’m aware that every dryer-than-normal year isn’t necessarily, officially a “drought,” the cumulative impacts of many […]

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Last Century’s Millennium

August 19, 2013

Here we find an amusing video from the 1930s predicting fashions for the Year 2000. You might find it pretty silly, but these predictions were a lot more on the money than the ones that said we’d get flying cars. (And love those cantilever heels!)  

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Year Two

August 15, 2013

It’s been a little over two years since I started publishing my backlist in ebook format, so I thought I’d update you all on how the indie-pub revolution has been going from my perspective.  (For the first year of this experiment, see this article which I wrote about it.) Firstly, almost all the novels are […]

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Spin Tricks

August 13, 2013

Taos Toolbox ended over the weekend, and in the days since I’ve mostly been staring at the walls, and murmuring to myself, “Guess it’s time to do the critiques.” On the last day Nancy and I taught a special class in spinning people through the air with the power of our minds, as illustrated by the photograph. […]

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The Ursoid Cometh

August 5, 2013

I’m pleased to report a visit from the mascot of Taos Toolbox, who appeared on the cliff above the lodge and gave us the once-over. I’m pleased because every year we’ve had an ursoid visitor, the classes have been harmonious and were followed by an unusual number of sales. One of which happened just yesterday. […]

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Angel Sale!

August 3, 2013

I’m pleased to announce that for the next week or so, the ebook of my novel Angel Station is on sale for a mere $0.99.  (Or, if you live outside North America, for whatever $0.99 is worth in your currency, probably 00,99.) You may find Angel Station at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Smashwords, and other places like Baker & […]

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