The problem with Ruined Earth Novels
In the New York Times Book Review’s holiday edition I review Robert Harris’s latest novel. It fails—as most ruined-earth novels do. Why? Entropy is a thing, baby.
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Holiday greetings from Charlie and George
Until I find a new way to destroy the Christmas tree, here are Charlie and George brimming with holiday feelings
Read moreKitten report #10: The evolving disability consciousness of Charlie and George [photo, video]
In just a few months, Charlie and George have taken giant steps in disability consciousness. Their evolution has progressed in leaps and bounds (often while hanging upside down from the curtains or falling in the bath).
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Signed, personalised books for the holidays
I’m teaming up again with Phinney Books, on Greenwood Avenue, Seattle, to bring you signed, personalised books for the holidays.
Read more‘Cake or Death’ Anglo-Saxon rune ring
‘Cake or Death’ Anglo-Saxon rune ring. You know you want one…
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Podcast interview: writing characters with physical disabilities [audio]
In which I talk for 15 minutes about how to write characters with physical disabilities.
Read moreWhy I’m going to be saying No a lot
For the rest of this year and all of next I’m turning down professional invitations of every kind. I have work to do.
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