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(2010) Fictional Frontiers
interviewed me on radio about Betrayer of Worlds (podcast here).
(2010) SFsignal interviewed me about the Fleet of World series and more
(here).
(2010) “Worlds Colliding?
That’s Nothing.” My essay here
talks about Betrayer of Worlds and
its relationship to Ringworld on the
latter’s fortieth anniversary.
(2010) I’m interviewed by the University of Illinois about Web 3.0.
(2010) Campaign for the American Reader offered me the opportunity to
present InterstellarNet: Origins from three separate
perspectives. See Page 69 Test, Writers Read, and My Book, the Movie.
(2010) Fictional Frontiers asked me back for my third "appearance" to
discuss InterstellarNet: Origins. The archived interview is here, with
my segment beginning about thirty-five minutes in.
(2009) Popular readers’ website Bookloons interviewed me here
about Small Miracles and much more.
(2009)
The Artist’s Craft (public-access TV) interviewed me about Small
Miracles (on YouTube here).
(2009)
Fictional Frontiers interviewed me on radio about Small
Miracles (podcast here).
(2008)
Fictional Frontiers interviewed me on radio about Fools’
Experiments (podcast here).
(2008)
The SF podcast review site Cover to Cover interviewed
me about Juggler of Worlds and Fools’ Experiments.
(2008) Sci Fi Wire (the news service of the Sci Fi channel) interviewed
me about Juggler of Worlds.
(2007) I
presented "Computer Science in SF: It's Not an
Exact Science" at the Library of Congress, hosted by the library's
Technology, Science & Business Division and the staff's Science
Fiction
& Fantasy Forum.
(2007)
This autobiographical
piece appeared in the online edition of Spectrum,
published
by the Institute
of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers.
(2005)
Sparked by
the release of Moonstruck, I was
interviewed by the e-zine SFrevu (article).
(2005) My writing career became a matter of some interest at the University
of Illinois:
Physics
Department (article)
Engineering
School
(article)
The
student paper, the Daily Illini (article)
(2003) Worldcon 2003 in Toronto
-- I was quoted in the Globe
and Mail.
(2002) My
writing career was highlighted in Jay Kay Klein's
Biolog in the February 2002 issue of Analog. This biography
accompanied
my first novella to appear in that magazine.
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