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January 21, 2020

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January 16, 2020

Podcast # 112. “Fat Stream” from Space Cowboy Books

January 15, 2020.Repost of an enjoyable podcast by Space Cowboy Books in Joushua Tree, near the Mohave Desert, performing my story “Fat Stream.” Cast: Jean-Paul Garnier, Zara Kand, Patricia Thomson, Tamara Good, RedBlueBlackSilver, and music by Phog Masheeen. Great show. Thanks to all. Here’s the Space Cowboy “Simultaneous Times” podcast site. And they’re on Bandcamp […]
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Published on January 16, 2020 16:49

January 14, 2020

Podcast #111. “The Future, Jellyfish, Cyberpunk and the Transreal.”

November 13, 2019. Julia Grillmayr of Vienna interviewed me for her podcast show, Superscience Me, and her episode is on her site, lightly edited, with an intro, and with some nice electronic background music. I have a raw version of the interview on Rudy Rucker Podcasts as well. The sound quality is great; Julia is […]
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Published on January 14, 2020 09:35

December 21, 2019

Rereading Gibson’s THE PERIPHERAL. Thoughts on Writing.

I just spent a week rereading William Gibson’s 2014 novel The Peripheral. Third time through. Mellowed out, lying on the couch, reading it on my Kindle, and highlighting passages that I liked…a nice thing about the Kindle, because then you can have the Kindle email you your highlighted passages in a single text file. Sometimes […]
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Published on December 21, 2019 09:32

Rereading Gibson’s THE PERIPHERAL

I just spent a week rereading William Gibson’s 2014 novel The Peripheral. Mellowed out, lying on the couch, reading it on my Kindle, and highlighting passages that I liked…a nice thing about the Kindle, because then you can have it email you your highlighted passages in a single text file. Sometimes I like to take […]
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Published on December 21, 2019 09:32

December 3, 2019

Italy 4. Genoa.

This is my final post about our trip to Italy this fall. Here we’re mostly in Genoa or Genova. Post #1 was Pisa, #2 was mostly Lucca (plus an intro to The Matrix), #3 was Florence, and this last one is #4. Love all these people in their stone caskets with stone skulls underneath. That’s […]
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Published on December 03, 2019 08:09

November 25, 2019

Italy 3. Florence.

Continuing my Italy posts here. #1 was Pisa, #2 was mostly Lucca (plus an intro to The Matrix), this #3 is Florence, and there’s a #4 of Genoa. The Duomo, the cathedral at the heart of Florence, made of multi-colored stone, like a huge confection, massive yet weightless, like a thought made solid. After doing […]
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Published on November 25, 2019 10:17

Italy 3. Florence

Continuing my Italy posts here. #1 was Pisa, #2 was mostly Lucca (plus an intro to The Matrix), this #3 is Florence, and soon I’ll have a #4 of Genoa. The Duomo, the cathedral at the heart of Florence, made of multi-colored stone, like a huge confection, massive yet weightless, like a thought made solid. […]
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Published on November 25, 2019 10:17

November 23, 2019

Italy 2. “Intro to The Matrix.” Photos of Lucca.

This is a little intro talk I gave before a showing of The Matrix  at the Pisa Internet Festival, October 11, 2019. I’ve illustrated this blog post with photos mostly taken in Lucca, a very nice town near Pisa. [Marble dog footrest for eternity.  Love how smooth the stone is.  Saw this in Lucca.] Rudy […]
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Published on November 23, 2019 15:54

November 19, 2019

Italy 1. Pisa.

Sylvia and I were in Italy for two weeks. We were guests at the Internet Festival 2019 which organized a bunch of talks, displays, and demos. Eating is one of the many good things about being in Italy. This was a place called Schiaccianoci which means “nutcracker,” don’t ask me why. It was a seafood […]
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Published on November 19, 2019 17:48

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