For North American eclexys Readers
Sorry to limit this offer to North America, but the mag publishers asked. Not the biggest outfit in the world… yet.
So, some readers will remember that I’m writing a blogging-women column for the new Canadian Womens’ magazine Cahoots. I’ve also made a couple of other contributions, for which I’m now apparently getting paid — […]
Couple More Pics
Tina commented on the last post that I’d included no pics of myself, so here are a couple, after the cut.
Bruce Sterling. Creation Science
I very much enjoyed this piece by Bruce Sterling, titled Creation Science. Especially the bit on how scientists might react if AIs started doing better science than humans. One of those quirky Singularity-type moments where, if you think about it, sounds interesting.
Makes me wanna read the new book
Over at Strange Horizons, an interview with Mark Budz by my Clarion West classmate Tristan Davenport.
In Melbourne Again…
I arrived in Melbourne on Saturday morning, and saw kangaroos. The pictures I took of them all turned out screwy. Then it was time for my friend Charlie’s stag party, which consisted of pints with several people, including these lads:
Then I went on to Canberra, and hung out with my Clarion class-mate, ie. mate, Ian, […]
From Melbourne
Am in Australia, staying with an old friend who’s getting married. Would link to his blog but he’s not posted since May.
Sniffly. Many pictures, will put ‘em on Flickr sometime. Flying to Canberra tomorrow. Head hurts from the stag party last night.
Having a good time, even if it’s not showing externally. Snif.
Airport Blogging
So who ever attacked anyone with a pair of nail clippers? That’s what I wanna know.
“Is water okay? Can I bring along a bottle of water?”
“Which country are you going to?”
“Australia.”
“Yes. Water’s okay for every country except America.”
I’m in the Singapore airport, you know, the transfers and duty-free shops area. So in Korea, I […]
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