Review: Genesis by Bernard Beckett
tor.com 3/5/2009 — Though a slim 150 pages long, Genesis by New Zealand author Bernard Beckett packs a walloping philosophical punch. In this novel, the author asks readers to rethink their notions of consciousness and the human mind. The story begins with an ...

Book Review: Genesis by Bernard Beckett
otter.covblogs.com 3/5/2009 — Is actually posted over at Tor.com today. Sneaky, aren't I?

Genesis - Bernard Beckett
bigdumbobject.co.uk 2/25/2009 — Genesis by Bernard Beckett has rather lovely and intriguing cover art and, despite it's extremely slim size by current day standards, the phrase "a novel" underneath the title. I would have guessed it was a novella at 150  pages with plenty of ...

NEW COLUMN: announcing The Adam Roberts Project
futurismic.com 1/26/2009 — It is with great pleasure that I can announce that the coming week sees the first instalment of a new monthly column here at Futurismic ! Its creator is no stranger to the site - having been a regular commenter, as well as providing us a review of ...

Robot Makes Scientific Discovery All by Itself
blog.wired.com 4/3/2009 — For the first time, a robotic system has made a novel scientific discovery with virtually no human intellectual input. Scientists designed "Adam" to carry out the entire scientific process on its own: formulating hypotheses, designing and ...

Pick Of The Pods: Adam & Joe
heropress.net 9/7/2009 — "Stephen!" "Just coming!" When new podcasts drop into my podcatcher I obviously can't listen to them all at once, so there no needs to be some sort of informal order. Some podcasts ( e.g. James Melzer's Unleashed and The Game's The Thing ) immediately jump to the head of the queue, but ...

On the Subject of to Whom to Address Your Literary Kvetch
whatever.scalzi.com 7/22/2009 — People, you can stop sending me Adam Roberts’ broadside against this year’s Hugo slate. Yes, I’ve seen it, and no, I don’t see any particular reason to get worked up about the fact he thinks the slate — which in case ...

Robert Charles Wilson Talks About Movies And Limits To The Singularity [Interview]
io9.com 6/25/2009 — In Robert Charles Wilson 's new novel Julian Comstock , an energy-depleted 22nd Century looks very much like the 19th. We interviewed Wilson about his non-singularity future, and the silent movies that inspire him. The novel is about a world where ...

Reynolds and Roberts on Today
vectoreditors.wordpress.com 7/8/2009 — I mentioned in the link post earlier this week that Adam Roberts and Alastair Reynolds had been on Today talking about space opera, and that you should listen soon because the link would expire. Turns out I was wrong about that: I’d thought it ...

"Julian Comstock: A Story of 22nd-Century America" by Robert Charles Wilson (reviewed by Liviu Suciu)
fantasybookcritic.blogspot.com 6/26/2009 — Official Robert Charles Wilson Website Read the novella Julian: A Christmas Story as a PDF file ; the novella forms the basis of the novel and has been incorporated as the roughly first 50 pages in it; it was originally published by PS  ...