It’s been over a year since the last update about "Probability Amplitudes," my first science fiction collection. Thanks to all of you who continue to follow me through this process! #scifi
It’s been over a year since the last update about "Probability Amplitudes," my first science fiction collection. Thanks to all of you who continue to follow me through this process! #scifi
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The Big Bang should have created precisely equal amounts of matter and antimatter—but it didn't. And antimatter isn’t the only thing missing. There’s a surprising lack of science fiction stories in which this imbalance IS the central mystery to be solved. #scifi
Antimatter isn’t the only thing missing. There’s a surprising lack of science fiction stories in which baryon asymmetry IS the mystery to be solved.
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In 1969, Doubleday published Josephine Saxton's "The Hieros Gamos of Sam and An Smith" as science fiction. But it wouldn't be considered science fiction today.
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My latest article is the long-delayed release of an interview with Kate Ristau, president of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association. Kate has such great insights on the speculative fiction writing community!
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An unexpected job loss last May put me in a position where I chose to suspend my writing and focus on building my own business. But now I’m back and excited to resume discussion about our amazing science fiction universe!
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@McCormick_Deb@KaceyMusgraves Jesus: “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.”
Also Jesus: “…love your neighbor as yourself.”
@MonicaLewinsky It’s a way of normalizing responsible financial management for yourself and those around you, by being vocal and unapologetic about spending your money wisely.
@MonicaLewinsky “Loud budgeting” is the opposite of “quiet luxury.” Instead of humble bragging about their sweet lifestyle (which they may not be able to afford), “loud budgeting” encourages people to advocate for themselves about making sensible choices.
@MonicaLewinsky For example: If your friends want to go eat at the most expensive restaurant in town “just ‘cause”, loud budgeting would be saying:
“That’s not really in my budget for this month, especially so soon after the holidays. How about we go to this mid-priced restaurant instead?”
The Arthur C. Clarke Award recognizes “the best science fiction novel first published in the United Kingdom during the previous year”.
Here’s some background on Clarke, this year’s winner, and the winning work.
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