Three Stages. No Waiting.

September 25, 2012

This past weekend was the annual Globalquerque music festival, with sixteen bands playing on three stages over two nights.  As usual, I missed a lot of music by virtue of the fact that I was at one stage and not another.  Which is disappointing, but since I was generally hearing good sounds wherever I was, […]

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Any Rifts Today?

September 21, 2012

Does anyone happen to have a scan or electronic copy of my novel The Rift? I should like to turn this wretched, error-filled mess into a proper ebook that we all can enjoy. There is allegedly a file available on sharing sites, “33 Novels by Walter Jon Williams” or something, that supposedly has the Rift […]

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The Mittster

September 19, 2012

When Mitt Romney announced his candidacy, I figured, “Well, at least he’s a pragmatist.”  He appeared not to believe in anything other than what was necessary to win elections, and if winning the nomination meant disavowing his accomplishments as Governor of Massacnhusetts, he was perfectly okay with doing that.  He ran to the right of […]

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Get Yer Progress Here!

September 18, 2012

My very first SF novel, Ambassador of Progress, is now available for your e-readers at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and Smashwords. It should be available via iBooks, Kobo, etc. within a week or so. Enjoy! Special thanks to cover artist Phil Booth for revising his work in jig time. This is the last of my […]

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Ambassador, Progressing

September 14, 2012

Behold!  The “raw art,” as it were, for the ebook reissue of Ambassador of Progress. While it doesn’t literally illustrate any scenes in the book, it’s nicely atmospheric, and gets the main point of the story across. By the British artist Phil Booth, aka “Philzero.”

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The Late Mr. Plantagenet

September 14, 2012

So it looks as if the body of Richard III may have been found. One is tempted to write “Shakespeare’s Richard III,” because that’s our impression of the character. After Richard was killed at Bosworth, his body was supposedly stripped and displayed for a few days, then buried at Grey Friars church, some distance from […]

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Skyline

September 12, 2012

Behold a photo of a rather small portion of the Chicago skyline, taken at night from across the bay at the planetarium. Downtown Chicago was a banquet of architectural delights.  The Great Chicago Fire meant the whole city had to start all over from scratch, and over the decades the tall buildings went up in […]

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Flying to Mars

September 10, 2012

A gloriously HD experience, featuring the rover Spirit on its journey to Mars.  I recommend watching it full-screen, if your technology permits. I’ll look forward to a video this wonderful featuring Curiosity. [via Gardner]

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G Minor Fleas

September 10, 2012

I’ve had this instrumental tune going through my head for the better part of a week.  I had no idea what the tune was or where I’d first heard it— because it was instrumental and full of brass, I assumed it was from the sound track of some movie I’d seen at some point in […]

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In Which I Am Found In Various Places, All Awesome

September 8, 2012

My Nebula-winning story “The Green Leopard Plague” can be found as the “e-book exclusive novella” in the current issue of Lightspeed Magazine.  You can’t just read the story online, you have to download it. For those of you who haven’t read it, or for those who wish to read it again, this would seem to […]

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