An android with dementia?
In my latest story Jay Myriad, an android, is suffering from irreversible memory loss which will destroy his current personality. He enters […]
In my latest story Jay Myriad, an android, is suffering from irreversible memory loss which will destroy his current personality. He enters […]
I have a story set in a far future in which all record of humanity has been lost. A collective intelligence compiling […]
Elon Musk is famously aiming for a private expedition to Mars a decade earlier than the most likely government-financed trip. Planetary Resources […]
In the March/April issue of Analog C. Stuart Hardwick presents an analysis (Taming the Genie: How Fear of the Atom Threatens our […]
There are more things in heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. Wm. Shakespeare I’ve been seeing a […]
I am still collecting rejections but I have six stories out for review at various magazines. The most interesting rejections have come […]
I read today an essay from The New Yorker that said the 20th century railroads made the mistake of thinking they were […]
I’ve been taking writing classes from Ed2Go through the Howard Community College in Maryland. So far I’ve taken Beginning Writer’s Workshop and […]
Analog Science Fact and Fiction magazine publishes stories “in which some aspect of future science or technology is so integral to the […]
A while ago I met an astronaut. He had given a presentation about flying the space shuttle at a meeting I had […]