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being the blog of charles stross, author, and occasional guests ... search -- [ home ] [ faq ] [ contact me ] [ older stuff ] holding pattern by charlie stross so last week i finished the rewrite of "invisible sun", the third empire games novel, which feels as if it's been going on forever (i began it in mid-2014). the delivered manuscript is about 30% longer than the previous draft and 25% longer than the two earlierbooks, because of all the loose ends i was trying to tie up, and it all took longer than expected. on tuesday i'm off to toruń in poland as a guest of honour at polcon , the oldest polish science fiction convention. i've got a relatively quiet summer (although i might be doing a panel at mcm comicon in glasgow in mid-september and doing a reading in berlin earlier in the month, subject to venue). then in october i'll be a guest of honour at vcon 42 in vancouver; i may also be wandering around canada for a couple of weeks before/after vcon, but won't be visiting the usa on that trip. anyway, the blog is going to go quiet while i'm in poland, but i hope to start updating it more regularly once i get home around mid-month and am no longer on deadline. continue reading holding pattern . -- posted by charlie stross at 20:26 on july 8, 2018 | comments (36) 36 vote 0 votes -- unsustainable interstellar civilization, hotspot colonies, and dwarf culture by frank landis while i'd like to write sff or rewrite hot earth dreams , this year i'm stuck spending most of my energy fighting developers who decided not to let a good housing crisis go to waste and are busy clogging california with million dollar fire traps. right now, worldbuilding is my way to blow off steam, and i figured i'd pass some of it along for your amusement. if you're a writer, feel free to appropriate anything here. my ask for comments is to contribute to the effort: help me unpack the science in this essay, ask questions, and contribute cool worldbuilding science of your own. if this goes over well, there are other topics we can cover. the subject of this essayare the three little ideas in the title. without further ado: continue reading unsustainable interstellar civilization, hotspot colonies, and dwarf culture . -- posted by frank landis at 04:19 on july 8, 2018 | comments (235) 235 vote 0 votes -- sf for nothing, stories for free by dsrtao hello strange people: by way of introduction, i am dan ritter, occasionally seen in the comments section as -dsr-. i live outside of boston and work in cambridge, doing various bits of computer work just off of the mit campus for a small financial software firm -- if you don't work for a bank or brokerage, you probably haven't heard of it. i once suggested to charlie that since the indian navy was having budget problems, they might agree to sell a de-militarized krivak-class frigate, which would make an excellent evil billionaire's yacht. today my subject is "free sf", by which i mean stories that you don't have to pay money to read. that doesn't necessarily mean that they are in the public domain, or that the author has given up copyright; it just means free of required monetary cost. some authors do that as a sort of advertisement for their work; some do it because it makes them happy, some do it because they don't want to put it up for sale (or can't -- that's a whole class), and some are doing it for the exposure so that they can build an audience. all of this is only viable because the internet has such a low marginal cost. for me, the best thing about free sf is that i have a zero-risk opportunity to read new authors, and the second best thing is that i have more money to buy books. continue reading sf for nothing, stories for free . -- posted by dsrtao at 18:08 on june 20, 2018 | comments (101) 101 vote 0 votes -- the pivot by charlie stross something huge is happening in the uk right now, and i wonder where it's going. brexit requires no introduction at this point. nor, i think, do the main uk media players. with the exception of two newspapers (the daily mirror and the guardian) the national papers have been uniformly pro-brexit to the extent of attacking national institutions seen as being soft on brexit. the bbc news programs have also broadly pushed a pro-brexit line, from question time (which gave nigel farage a semi-permanent slot but not once invited a guest speaker from the green party or the snp—both pro-remain by policy), to the today program (radio 4's news flagship), whose john humphrys pushes a hard brexit line . although the referendum was framed as advisory and limited to leaving the european union, it was received as a mandate by the conservative hard right and their hard-left opposite numbers in labour (who have their own reasons for disliking what they see as a neoliberal right-wing institution), and the current in-cabinet debate appears to be over whether to leave all european institutions immediately , or to provide an adjustment period for leaving organizations like the customs union (which wasn't on the ballot in the first place). here in the real world the drumbeat of bad economic news continues. jaguar land rover to move production of discovery from uk to slovakia , because of course they're owned by tata, most of their output is exported, and why would an indian company want to invest in a uk beset by pre-brexit uncertainty? uk manufacturing output is falling at its fastest rate since 2012 . and the rest of the economy is doing so well that poundworld (the equivalent of a us dollar store chain) has collapsed and is in bankruptcy administration . then, last week, something happened. or several somethings. (from the outside it's hard to be sure.) continue reading the pivot . -- posted by charlie stross at 16:54 on june 11, 2018 | comments (1386) 1386 vote 0 votes -- happy 21st century! by charlie stross here's the shape of a 21st century i don't want to see. unfortunately it looks like it's the one we're going to get, unless we're very lucky. continue reading happy 21st century! . -- posted by charlie stross at 21:20 on may 21, 2018 | comments (740) 740 vote 0 votes -- gdpr compliance notice by charlie stross some of you might be aware of the gdpr (general data protection regulation) that comes into force throughout the eu on may 25th. (for a broader lay person's introduction, see this essay by jacques mattheij.) here's what you need to know about this website and gdpr: this may look like a personal blog, and as such you might think it's exempt from gdpr (article 2 states that the regulation doesn't apply to processing of personal data "by a natural person in the course of a purely personal or household activity"). however, this blog is an adjunct to my business (writing novels) and is used for marketing purposes from time to time (carrying marketing information about my books, and links to third parties selling them). prudence dictates that i should comply with the requirements of the gdpr—not to mention ethics: gdpr is about protecting individuals' privacy, and i'm all in favour of that. i do business on such a small scale that, essentially, i'm responsible for everything on this website. (i sometimes pay other folks consultancy fees to do design or technical maintenance tasks i'm not competent to do myself.) thus, all the corporate roles and responsibilities outlined in gdpr (such as the data protection officer) devolve to me. this website retains blog entries and blog comments. by posting an entry on this blog, or by commenting on an entry, you are implicitly agreeing to let me republish your material around the world. (this is mentioned in the moderation policy which you were advised to read before commenting, and i make it clear to the invited guest bloggers in their intro email.) edit spamming is a violation of the moderation policy of this blog and strictly forbidden. the blog uses external third-party services (specifically akismet ) to identify and reject spam comments that have been posted to mult

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