After finishing Echopraxia, this is the first thing I see in the "Notes and References" section: "I am naked as I type this. I was naked writing the whole damn book." Bravo, Peter Watts. Superbly played.

My latest @clarkesworldmagazine.com story ‘Three Fortunes on Alcestis…’ is out today! It’s available to read for free online right here: clarkesworldmagazine.com/hall_02_26/ It’s about a tyrant and a soldier and a baby. With bonus fortune-telling and bonus bad-tempered alien goats.

Oh hey, is there a new Morag and Seamus story out? There is! Check out a cozy post-apocalyptic take on the legend of Tam Lin here: clarkesworldmagazine.com/moore_02_26/

I've noticed a microgenre shift in SF over the last year - or possibly just in the books I've come across. Specifically, a bit of a boom in big concept space opera books working in the Banks/Hamilton ideaspace. Meaning SF that simultaneously delivers a strong action storyline against a backdrop

I feel that this is an appropriate first bluesky post: compellingsciencefiction.com/posts/the-bu... This is the level of seriousness you can expect from me going forward