Tweeple Power

January 20, 2011

It’s hard to find out what’s happening in Tunisia.   I mean, some kinda revolution, okay.   But for a revolution that’s supposed to be supported, maybe even created, by social media, it’s actually rather difficult to find online. What’s clear is that, whatever’s happening, Western media missed yet another crucial story.   The first Arab autocrat to […]

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Official Report: Duct Tape Now Less Awesome

January 14, 2011

More news from the World o’ Science. NASA has announced that observations from the Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope show that  thunderstorms generate antimatter. Scientists long have suspected TGFs [Terrestrial Gamma-ray Flash] arise from the strong electric fields near the tops of thunderstorms. Under the right conditions, they say, the field becomes strong enough that it […]

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Half-Price Me

January 12, 2011

For those of you who haven’t yet purchased my new collection, The Green Leopard Plague, I’m pleased to announce that y0u can now purchase the hardback for half price. Plus, Night Shade has a lot of other books on sale.

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Taos Toolbox

January 11, 2011

It occurs to me that in the last year, three of my former Taos Toolbox students sold novels.  (In fact, one sale wasn’t just a novel, it was a whole trilogy.) While I can’t guarantee that every Toolbox graduate will sell a novel, I think the data support the notion that it will increase your […]

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Modest Little Stir-Fry

January 11, 2011

Tonight I made bami goreng— pork,  chicken, and prawns cooked with bok choy, scallions, celery, and garlic.  Served on noodles, with a cheerful little fried egg on top. It’s been decades (at least) since this district had an Indonesian restaurant— time for someone to open one!

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Satan’s Screen Time

January 8, 2011

We went to see The King’s Speech, which was quite good even though there were no surprises, because I’d seem the same story dramatized in a television movie a couple years ago.  The story was the same, but the climactic scene was different: in the TV movie, the big scene was George VI’s first speech […]

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Coup

January 5, 2011

My 1985 novel Knight Moves, translated into French as Le Coup du Cavalier, is now available for your reading plaisir. It’s also gathered an extremely flattering review, which (insofar as I can understand it at all) seems to suggest that the novel possessed the literary qualities of Robert Silverberg mingled with the dose d’humour of […]

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Bumping Bubbles

January 3, 2011

Via Sarah, news of the first observational evidence of the existence of other universes.  And they didn’t find just one footprint, they found four. Nothing in physics prevents the possibilities of outside universes, but neither has it helped to constrain them, leaving scientists free to talk of branes and bubbles. Many of these ideas have […]

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Lo, I Am Quoted

January 1, 2011

It’s a big sloppy New Year kiss for the whole world! I am interviewed in Clarkesworld.

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A Good Start

January 1, 2011

It has to be admitted that 2011 is starting out well, with the first review of Deep State showing up in my inbox. I would quote at length, but it’s full of spoilers, so let me just give you the last two paragraphs. It’s an exciting mix of spy thriller, adventure, and romance, and as […]

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