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David Brin guestblogging at Sentient Developments this week
futurismic.com - 3/25/2009
David Brin guestblogging at Sentient Developments this week
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This week, transhumanist blogger George Dvorsky’s site Sentient Developments plays host to no less a science fiction luminary than David Brin as guest blogger . Says Dvorsky: David will be writing about biological uplift, the Singularity, Active SETI (messages to extraterrestrial ...

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Will we "uplift" animals to sapiency?
sentientdevelopments.com - 3/24/2009
Will we "uplift" animals to sapiency?
— sentientdevelopments.com — David Brin is guest blogging this week. Greetings, oh developing sentient beings! Let me thank George Dvorsky for this opportunity to chatter with his blogizens and answer a few questions -- or else face some of the "reciprocal accountability" of ... (more) Will we "uplift" animals to sapiency?

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David Brin guest blogging here next week
sentientdevelopments.com - 3/24/2009
David Brin guest blogging here next week
— sentientdevelopments.com — Science fiction writer, scientist and renowned futurist David Brin will be guest blogging here on Sentient Developments next week. Brin is a best-selling author whose future-oriented novels include Earth and Hugo Award winners Startide Rising and The ... (more) David Brin guest blogging here next week

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sfnovelists.com - 3/23/2009
For Whom Do We Write?
— sfnovelists.com — I finished a novel a couple of weeks ago. It’s the first book in a new series that I’ve yet to sell to a publisher. I love this book. I think it may be the best thing I’ve ever written, and I have ideas for subsequent books in the series — ... (more) For Whom Do We Write?

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SF Tidbits for 3/25/09
SF Signal — ... Blood of Ambrose. "Petrified" by Scott Edelman. [PDF, via Bibliophile Stalker] @Kat and Mouse: "Easy Money" - Part Twelve by Abner Senires. @Hub: "Hush a Bye" by Beverley Allen. @Fantasy Magazine: "Jane" by Nicole Kornher-Stace. @Strange Horizons: "The Spider in You" by Sean E. Markey. David Brin is guestblogging at Sentient Developments this week. [via Futurismic] Would you like to be a character in the next Jennifer Fallon ...

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