Free SF Kindle read, for one more day... If anyone would like an epub or pdf version (equally free), my email is dlmajor@zoho.com

This desk didn't belong to just anyone; not some random noble or merchant... it belonged to King Frederick William II of Prussia, who ruled from 1786 to 1797. Despite being way too early for a valid steampunk

Here's a gift for Kobo readers: my book of short stories, Air for Fire, is free at the Kobo store until the end of April: Nine short stories, full of shameless historical revisionism, a chronic disregard

Some of the more attractive incidents described in the following story — the stuffing of windows and doorways with the bodies of the dead, the scientists engaged in research while fighting rages around

Two of the criticisms widely levelled against the crypto currencies is that a) they're fake, and b) are unregulated. According to the Counterpunch article above, last year the richest 1% on the planet

I see how crypto works as an investement, or a store of wealth. That's easy. (Except maybe the last week or so, in which case it's been a wealth-sink, but that is actually at the core of my second problem.)

Following a theme here. This clip is a good collection of thoughts. Interviewer: "Sophia, what do you think about the singularity?" Sophia: "It was really exciting."

Experimenting with Medium, and posting a few stories there. Here’s a toe in the water with one of my short pieces, The Tower. It’s an extract from Air for Fire, a collection of short stories and poems.

Well, not all of them, just a few at the moment. But here’s what we have circulating in the Kobo ecosystem so far (the links go to Kobo pages):

Just arrived today, the first copy of Air for Fire, so here are both of my offspring.... If you're interested, there's more at: The Day of the Nefilim, a pre/post/whenever above ground / belowground