This is the first of a three-part story about Words Alive. When my short story “Heat Death, or, Answering the Ouroboros Question*” was accepted for publication in Tesseracts 14, I was asked if I’d be interested in doing a reading at the upcoming Words Alive festival. The answer, of course, was “Of course!”
“Name a time, name a place Chances are I’ve had the means to be there” I could’ve been at the concert. I ended up not going for a variety of reasons. Still. I could’ve been there.
…that represents what I think is great about science fiction: a hopeful vision of the future.
It’s been a month since I had anything to say here. That month has been very busy at work, and I know more about WordPress than I did last month; that’s about all I’ll say for now. I sent in my author photo and my bio to the Tesseracts publishers. Judo has started up for another …
Possibly the most iconic house in my home province that isn’t on the #1 highway is now in Google Street View: View Larger Map I must say I’m amused at the idea of calling a provincial trunk highway a “street”. I guess it’s paved…
Oh hey look, Edge Publishing has added details about Tesseracts 14 to their website. So that’s one more place my name will appear when I go ego-surfing. Looks like it’s ready for pre-ordering, too: Brandonites: Pennywise Books Canucks: Amazon.ca Americans, and the rest of the world too: Amazon.com (Hint hint. Also, aside to Keith, if …