“The notion of a “one-world-world” (OWW) is predicated on the West’s ability to arrogate to itself the right to be […]
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Nucleation Review
Nucleation by Kimberly Unger Overall Thoughts: For a science fiction tale, this book not only impressed me with its use […]
Reading Emergent Strategy with friends-Updated!
I am going to embark on a new project while I try to heal from Covid19 complications and autoimmune issues. […]
Poetry: Birth
Birth by Aidan Zingler (fractal also by me) Scattered enriched guts splattered across the skies, Bubbling froth, seething energy permeating […]
National Poetry Month: Rhymed Tercet
My second poem for National Poetry Month is a Rhymed Tercet. The title of the Fractal is the Echoes of […]
Traveling the Internets Again
I may make this a regular post. I read a lot, and sharing what I read may be helpful to […]
Review: The Book of Barely Imagined Beings
The Book of Barely Imagined Beings by Caspar Henderson I picked it up out of curiosity. It just sat on […]
The Uncertain Universe: How Science Discovers its Truths
Science explores the universe, and one of it’s main tenants isn’t to explain everything exactly. No, it’s to try to […]
Review: Time Travel And Warp Drives
As a science fiction writer, I find examining science’s current stance on futuristic ideas, such as time travel, warp drives, […]
The Most Astounding Fact
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D05ej8u-gU
Edited by Max Schlickenmeyer
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