Tuesday, February 28, 2006
infinity plus Robersonfest
Keith Brooke, the mind behind infinity plus, as well as author of Genetopia, has been kind enough to arrange for a full press Robersonfest on infinity plus this month.
First up are two bits of free story:
First up are two bits of free story:
- "Red Hands, Black Hands", which originally appeared in the pages of Asimov's, was shortlisted for the 2004 Sidewise Award for Best Short-Form Alternate History. About the story, Nick Gevers in the pages of Locus said "The atmosphere is sumptuous, the invention lavish; the experience of reading the story is mind-expanding." The story, available in its entirety, is part of my Celestial Empire sequence, and is part of the forthcoming novel Fire Star: A Novel of the Celestial Empire.
- An excerpt from the pages of Here, There & Everywhere, Chapter 13: Her Majesty presents an episode from later in the life of Roxanne Bonaventure, illustrating the adage, "an observer affects the thing observed."
- First, an Interview with me, conducted by Michael Colbert, in which I ramble on about the kinds of things I normally ramble about, including a bit of discussion about process.
- Finally, there are two reviews, both by Keith Brooke, of Here, There & Everywhere and Adventure: Volume One.
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Jess, you clearly have been too sheltered, at least in this regard, by the halls of academe. Using "office" as a verb was one of the least of the grammatical atrocities with which I was abused daily in the years I worked in corporate America.
You're most welcome, Chris. And thanks again to you and Michael C.
Incidentally, I've just read your story in the latest Postscripts - a cracking piece of storytelling! My review will be up at infinity plus at some stage.
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Incidentally, I've just read your story in the latest Postscripts - a cracking piece of storytelling! My review will be up at infinity plus at some stage.
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