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Daily Archives: 21 December 2012
For Your Consideration
The discovery earlier today that my SF trilogy The Sigil has been nominated in the ‘Best Novel’ category of the British Science Fiction Association awards cheered an otherwise dull afternoon, quite. I believe that this is for the longlist, and … Continue reading
Posted in british science fiction association, kim stanley robinson, Science-fiction, the sigil, welcome to the alpaca lips, whole roast llama stuffed with hummingbirds, Writing & Reading
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Christmas Letters and Acronym Soup
It’s the time of year for writing those Chrismassy round robin letters – or rather it’s a week or two past it, but I am late as usual. I never write simply a single letter and copy it, but try … Continue reading
Posted in committee membership, committee work, ERC, Research, Science Culture
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It’s the end of the world as we know it
Is everyone having a nice apocalypse? Jolly good – now let’s talk about what happens next! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The professor who taught microbial genetics during my undergrad degree was hilarious.
Posted in blog buddies, book review, current affairs, plagues, Silliness, technology, television, virology
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