The Lut Desert: A Realm of Extremes and Echoes of History
Sometimes, a setting sneaks up on you. It’s not the glittering castle or the misty forest that sparks the story, […]
Sometimes, a setting sneaks up on you. It’s not the glittering castle or the misty forest that sparks the story, […]
So, I’ve been in a bit of a spiral lately. You know how it goes. You start off with “What happens if the economy tanks?” and four hours later, you’re elbow-deep in a John Michael Greer blog post about catabolic collapse and wondering if it’s time to start hoarding seeds.
I haven’t posted here in a couple of weeks, and there’s a good reason for that. Actually, there are several.
So, Worldcon 2025 is making headlines, but not the kind you’d put on the back of a Hugo-winning novel. The organizing committee decided to use ChatGPT to help vet over 1,300 panelist submissions. They intended to streamline the flood of applications, maybe catch a few red flags, keep things moving.
Except it’s not going well.
SRP author Cameron Cooper today released a new alternative history, near future SF novella, Quiet Like Fire.