Two More Appearances For Your Pleasure

June 10, 2009

I seem to be everywhere online these days. First, there’s an interview with me on Tor.com, wherein John Joseph Adams and I discuss This Is Not a Game. And next, TINAG is reviewed by Paul Raven on authors-books.com. I feel we should read This Is Not a Game as a genuine hybrid, an effort to […]

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Extreme Shepherding

June 10, 2009

Playing Pong with, well, sheep. And doing many other things with sheep, all involving Samsung LEDs. It’s a clever viral marketing campaign. But don’t let that stop you from enjoying the show.

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My Book Fixes Computers!

June 10, 2009

This Is Not a Game can inspire you to fix your computer! Or so Zachdude reports over on My iPC. Getting your computer fixed is clearly one of the side benefits of owning the novel. More benefits will be revealed in time: clearly you need to get your copy now, if you haven’t already.

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Bible-Based Marriage Explained

June 9, 2009

Wow! Thanks to Mrs. Betty Bowers, I now have a better understanding of Bible-based marriage! (Which is a lot more complicated than I thought.) (Thanks to Peggy Whitmore)

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Avalé This!

June 8, 2009

The week’s mail brought copies of the new l’Atlante edition of Implied Spaces, translated by our very own Jean-Daniel. The title seems to translate as “Pocket Worlds.” Or maybe “The One Who Gobbles Worlds.” It has to be admitted that either meaning would fit the story. I have a feeling the Benjamin Carré artwork isn’t […]

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Fun With Swine Flu

June 6, 2009

Where has Walter been this week? I hear you ask. I’ve been in the mountains above Taos with a bunch of friends, eating well, hanging out, and trying to get the hot tub to work. (Stuck valve now fixed.)All was well until yesterday, when one of our number came down with flu-like symptoms and confined […]

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Day Four: Hattushas

May 30, 2009

Part of this was typed on a Turkish keyboard when I was actually in Turkey, so you may find some of the typeface unusual. On our first full day in Ankara we decided to leave town, sınce Obama was vısıtıng and the entıre central cıty would be shut down. (Lıttle dıd we know that he […]

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Yazılıkaya

May 30, 2009
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Hattushas

May 30, 2009
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Quack As Loud As You Like, Mister Duck! No One Can Hear You!

May 29, 2009

The recent California Supreme Court ruling recognizes all the gay marriages that took place in California during the period in which they were legal, and also legalizes any other damn thing that gay people want to do except call it “marriage.” This has set me to fantasizing about Pat Robertson. (Hey, it was illegal before, […]

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