The Embroidered Computer uses historic gold embroidery materials to craft a programmable 8 bit computer. Source: The Embroidered Computer | Irene Posch
Month: January 2019
C Space – CES 2019 Livestream
http://live.ces.tech/category/videos/c-space
Putting Your Worst Foot Forward: Why You Should Play to Your Weaknesses as an Author | Tor.com
https://www.tor.com/2019/01/09/putting-your-worst-foot-forward-why-you-should-play-to-your-weaknesses-as-an-author/
Lapham’s Quarterly: 2005, Kurt Vonnegut At the Blackboard
Kurt Vonnegut on graphing plots. The writer diagrams the shapes of authors’ stories, from Shakespeare to Kafka. Source: 2005: Kurt Vonnegut At the Blackboard
Rocket Stack Rank: Finding a Science Fiction/Fantasy Magazine to Subscribe To
People interested in short science fiction and fantasy often ask for help picking an SF/F magazine to subscribe to. After four years of reading and reviewing, Rocket Stack Rank is in a good position to offer some advice, and the start of the year is a good time for it, since people are making (or […]
SW 006 – Should You Join a Writing Group?
January 6, 2019 In this episode I talk about some things I wish I had known when I first joined a critique group. Should I have joined an accountability or mastermind group instead? How do critique groups work and what are some common pitfalls you might need to look out for? Mentioned in this episode: […]