What Can Scalzi’s First Novel Teach New Authors?
Whether you love him or hate him, John Scalzi is incredibly influential and is probably the highest-paid science fiction writer
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Reflections on Creativity (Why I write the stories I write)
Even though I’m not as yet a published author, as an amateur writer I certainly have my opinions about writing
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What follows Capitalism?
Jeremy Rifkin, in his book Age of Access, posits the idea that the commercialization of cultural experiences is the final
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From the Information Age to the Manipulation Age in Three Easy Steps
The information age was supposed to be the great liberator, making the concept of workplace and even nationality moot. Of
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When Good TV Makes You Want to Read
Can a TV show make you want to read, not because the TV is so bad, but because the topic
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NRN – a light-hearted RFC for “non-binding closure”
Recently I found myself in an e-mail exchange with a person I hadn’t previously known. The exchange related to corporate
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Why isn’t there an Adobe OS?
Why hasn’t Adobe built it’s own operating system? I’ve been thinking about OSs lately, and reading up on SGI’s Irix,