Glass Houses

November 30, 2010

Color me stoked about the WikiLeaks scandal.  250,000 classified documents, half a billion words, a look at the way the US views the world, unfiltered by press secretaries (though apparently the cables will be redacted by several major news organizations, including the NY Times). And what earth-shaking secrets have been revealed so far?  Well, we’ve […]

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Taos Toolbox

November 29, 2010

Just a reminder that the submission period for Taos Toolbox begins on December 1, only a very few days from now! Taos Toolbox (as if you need reminding) is a master class in science fiction and fantasy taught by Nancy Kress, Walter Jon Williams, and special lecturer Jack Skillingstead.  It will take place in Taos […]

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Flame and Citron (2008)

November 27, 2010

I caught this Danish film, based on the lives of two real-life Second World War Resistance heroes, thanks to Netflix.  Since it’s based on real-life Resistance heroes, you know going in that this won’t be a happy film, because pretty much all the real-life Resistance heroes died.  (Hey, I’m not telling you anything the original […]

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Things To Be Thankful For

November 25, 2010

It’s the Thanksgiving holiday here in the States, so I’ll be spending the day with friends, engaged in drinking and gluttony. Wherever you may be, have a happy Thursday. And feel free to feast your eyes on the UK cover for DEEP STATE, available in the English-speaking world this coming February.

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Mongol

November 23, 2010

When I was a child, Omar Sharif was my image of Genghis Khan.  I had seen the big-screen Hollywood biopic, perhaps the last to be made in the tradition of Ben-Hur and El Cid, with Omar as Temudjin, Stephen Boyd as the villainous Jamuga, and Robert Morley, of all people, as the Chinese Emperor.  The […]

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Baby Head to Bed

November 20, 2010

So I have now delivered Mister Baby Head (otherwise known as Dagmar III). So I’m going off to celebrate.  Drink some champagne, maybe.  Or maybe just sleep around the clock. Check you later.

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Another Glorious Voice Heard From

November 20, 2010

Paul Stotts has written an extremely perceptive review of This Is Not a Game.    (Extremely perceptive because he agrees with me, okay?) [The] interconnection between reality and fiction is masterfully explored in Walter Jon Williams’ latest novel This Is Not A Game, a beautiful multi-layered novel, both vastly entertaining and astute. It’s a fascinating sociological […]

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Your God Has Smelly Armpits!

November 17, 2010

This one’s been around for a while, but I hadn’t seen it.  Maybe you haven’t, either.

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Tycho Brahe Has Risen From the Grave!

November 16, 2010

A few years ago I made an effort to visit the crypt of pioneering Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, which is located in a moderately obscure Prague church called Our Lady Before Tyn.  Tycho’s meticulous astronomical observations, all with equipment he designed and built himself, were so good that his Rudolphine Tablets were used well into […]

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November 15, 2010

Advice that could have saved so many people hours and hours spent in darkened theaters.

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