Warren Ellis' Come in Alone, his book of essays from the CBR web site, and I realised that I was most intrigued by the "Instructions" at the end of each essay, listing books, records and online resources. It made me think of the main thing I want to do with this LiveJournal - share stuff that I think is worth sharing with the world...
So, time to share some more...
The Hugo short list stories are pretty much all on-line now. And here are two from Asimov's that I think you really should read. They're pushing the singularity meme from different directions, and in interesting ways. The first is Charlie Stross' Lobsters, and the second is Michael Swanwick's The Dog Said Bow-wow. Enjoy.
Lying in bed last night, I finished reading So, time to share some more...
The Hugo short list stories are pretty much all on-line now. And here are two from Asimov's that I think you really should read. They're pushing the singularity meme from different directions, and in interesting ways. The first is Charlie Stross' Lobsters, and the second is Michael Swanwick's The Dog Said Bow-wow. Enjoy.
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We're now up to story 4 in Charlie's sequence, "Halo" is in the latest Asimov's and is about Manfred's daughter.