Science's Less Accurate Grandmother

As I have mentioned in a previous post , I spent a lot of time this summer battling bots on Reddit. I would like to say I'm pretty good ...

Somewhat belatedly—I think while writing up the previous post in this sequence—I discovered that there were actually three  Maze Agency  sho...

July 2387 My guess is that I am going to reach book III of Coda and decide Coda was a bad idea. Some might roll their eyes at this declar...

Another year, another season of Hugo reading over with. This year was my tenth year doing it, which means I've been doing it a quarter o...

I received this book for Christmas from LibraryThing's Secret Santa program and, as is my usual practice with such books, tried to go in...

Pick of the month:   Crucible of Gold  by Naomi Novik . It was a little bit of a struggle to pick a winner this month, because I don't t...

Carpatho-Ukraine is a region bordering Poland, Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania, populated by members of all those ethnicities, not t...

You may be familiar with "Dead Internet Theory," which states that "activity and content on the internet, including social m...

North Woods by Daniel Mason Published: 2023 Acquired: June 2025 Read: June 2026 Last summer, I participated in our loca...

I presented at a conference back in March about my idea of the "epistemic crisis" in science fiction. Specifically, I focused on ...