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Neal Stephenson and The Long Now
» by Paul August 18th, 2008 at 11:59 am » Comments (0)
Has a new book coming out, Anathem. Wired had a pretty interesting article on him and the Long Now and long time and stuff. The book sounds pretty ...more »Mainspring by Jay Lake
» by Paul August 11th, 2008 at 1:45 pm » Comments (1)
Mainspring by Jay Lake From Publisher's Weekly: Lake (Trial of Flowers) envisions the universe as an enormous clockwork, put in motion by God, complete with gears and a mainspring hidden at the ...more »On How I End Up Going Overboard Reading a New-to-Me Genre
» by Paul May 15th, 2008 at 2:55 pm » Comments (0)
SF, steampunk, horror, fantasy, and all the hybrids and crossovers of these genres interest me at many points in time. Overall, horror has been a genre that I have read ...more »4theLuv Markets and the Reader
» by Paul April 15th, 2008 at 11:20 am » Comments (5)
I own Horror Literature Quarterly. I say this because I want full disclosure before I move on to the bulk of this essay about non paying markets and the relationship ...more »On a Positive Note: How A Brand New Small Press Gets it Right
» by Paul February 13th, 2008 at 9:45 am » Comments (2)
I was thinking that, in order to be balanced and more positive, I would show you how a brand new small press has gotten it right. This publisher might not ...more »-
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- Mainspring by Jay Lake
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- On How and Why Reading Older Books Gives Me Persepective On New Books
- On How I End Up Going Overboard Reading a New-to-Me Genre
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- On the Collector and the Speculator
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