Monthly Archive:: November 2007

Hmm… Perhaps my next book…

Ok so I am not even done with River of Gods and I see this great review of Charles Stross’s new book Halting State and it really grabbed me. I am a big player of World Of Warcraft and have run a number of story lines through my head revolving around Massive Multiplayer Online Roleplaying [&hellip

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NaNoWriMo?

Yeah, I thought it was the Japanese cell phone format or something, but no! It’s National Novel Writing Month! Aww geez, I’m like four days late, which means I’ve got to pump out about 2,000 words per day. The gist is to write a 175-page, 50,000 word novel in November! C’mon you can do it [&hellip

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Shadowrun fiction online…

I just realized that is has been over a year since any shadowrun novels have come out and it appears that we may have seen the last of them as a series (until some kind soul resurrects them I suppose). I did find a story by Steven Warnock online that might be enjoyable for a [&hellip

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Bruce Stirling Interview

Another one of the founding father’s of cyberpunk is the prolific writer Bruce Sterling. This is an interview from Locus once again. Interestingly in the picture on the left he is holding his mac laptop. That gives him some additional plus points in my book

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Walter Jon Williams Interview

The quote at the top of the home page is from pioneer cyberpunk writer Walter Jon Williams. There is an short interesting interview of him at Locus Magazine’s website which just happens to be Ling’s old stomping grounds ( I think he worked their for a couple of months as a gopher). Hardwired his 1986 [&hellip

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Ian McDonald Interview

An interesting podcast interview of Ian McDonald over at small WORLD podcast. Presently digesting his book River of Gods which I will have to say is quite well done. Once that task is complete I will shift over to his new book Brasyl which looks to be quite good as well. Of course I will [&hellip

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Rudy Rucker – Get His Book Free

I am not sure I would consider Rudy Rucker a cyber punk novelist but I have truly enjoyed his books for both their simplicity in writing as well as their complexity in thought. It seem that Rudy is making his new book Postsingular available for free via PDF… If you are into aliens, multi-dimensional travel [&hellip

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Steampunk Laptop

Oh man if they only made one that was mac…. see it here&#

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