- Yes, that was who you think it was. No, thats not Kane from CC. It turns out the guy who wrote Snow Crash and Cryptonomicon is a gamer, and a picky one at that. (Gamespy.com)
- I know how you people are, so I know after the first 50 words, you stop reading my column and end up mistaking me for columnist Nathaniel Miller at the grocery store. So this week, I want you to know you have a homework assignment. Go to Facebook. (Odessa American Online)
- Subutai Corporation headed up by long-time fantasy author Neal Stephenson wants to venture into the world of video games. (Cinema Blend)
- In the aftermath of the fall of the Roman empire in the first millennium CE the door was opened for Europe to be invaded from the East. (Seattle Post Intelligencer)
- The popularity of literary and cinematic sci-fi declined in the 1990s. There will always be great sci-fi folks writing (Ian M Banks, Neal Stephenson, Susanna Clarke etc), but advances were tough to find and there was a real drought in Hollywood. (Daily Telegraph Blogs)
- For example, Neal Stephenson is working with Keith Hjelmstad, an ASU structural engineer, on an idea for a 20-kilometer-tall tower. (Huffington Post)
- Both events are free. (Peninsula Daily News)
- He acknowledges its a sensitive subject, but he argues its an important one. Understanding how soldiers die, Stephenson tells NPRs Neal Conan, is central to an understanding of what combat is. And I think we have to engage with it. (NPR News)
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Neal stephenson
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