The new phonebook’s here! The new phonebook’s here!
S Andrew Swann | January 31, 2011
Actually, this, the final book in the Apotheosis Trilogy is here: Not this:
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S Andrew Swann | January 31, 2011
Actually, this, the final book in the Apotheosis Trilogy is here: Not this:
S Andrew Swann | January 26, 2011
The more I think of it, the more I think that the premise of that post is based on the way we’ve stupidly defined politics in the US. We have just the two buckets labeled “left” and “right” and every single political term or concept goes in one bucket or the other and thus essentially [...]
S Andrew Swann | January 25, 2011
That’s the question asked here. In the last few years, I’ve noticed more and more that science fiction has taken a bit of a turn to the right. I’ve also seen more than a few reviews lambasting those authors for their views — which seems to matter not a whit to their sales. So I [...]
S Andrew Swann | January 24, 2011
Patrick Hester and John DeNardo grill me on the 25th episode of the SF Signal podcast. You should check it out.
S Andrew Swann | January 20, 2011
I had really nice comment today on my latest blog post: “With your ability, certainly you have learned praises before but I just want to involve to the many who have thanked you for what you’ve attained. Your work are one of a kind and show great insight. Thanks for your contributions!” I almost approved [...]
S Andrew Swann | January 19, 2011
Over at Book Chick City I’m being featured in their series “Where Stories Are Made,” where authors get to do a mini photo-essay about the environment where they actually do their writing. So you all can get to see the (clean parts of the) office at home and at the day job. Unfortunately, she didn’t [...]
S Andrew Swann | January 13, 2011
A pretty kick-ass version of Lilly, I think:
S Andrew Swann | January 10, 2011
They’re called Utopian Riot, and I like them: Also, their other single:
S Andrew Swann | January 9, 2011
S Andrew Swann | January 3, 2011
Progressives really get steamed when people point to the Tea Party and/or Libertarians as the spiritual successors to the last great anti-establishment mass movements of the 60s and 70s. To them I provide the following interview with Starchild, a San Francisco erotic services provider and Libertarian candidate for school board (h/t): I might also note [...]