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September 14, 2016
Budapest / Vienna #2
There’s a big island called Margaret Island, or Margitsziget, in the Danube at the northern side of Budapest. Once of its features is an amazing fountain, which is accompanied by recorded music several times an hour. Hungarians are very clever people, and the fountain design is fairly awesome. I thought of 3-D mathematical Lissajous curves. […]
Published on September 14, 2016 05:42
September 13, 2016
Budapest / Vienna #1
Sylvia and I took a trip to Budapest to visit our daughter Georgia, who’s living there for two years with her husband Courtney and their two kids. Courtney is teaching English there, and Georgia’s still running her graphic design biz from afar. Sylvia’s family comes from Hungary, and I’ve been there two or three times […]
Published on September 13, 2016 12:47
August 26, 2016
Kauai. Finished 2nd Draft of MILLION MILE ROAD TRIP.
So yesterday I finished the second draft of Million Mile Road Trip, an SF novel I’ve been working on since April, 2014. Nearly two and a half years. It’s been a long haul. And this year was hard one for me in other ways. I finished the first draft in June, and at that time […]
Published on August 26, 2016 11:33
August 10, 2016
Podcast #96. “Totem Poles” by Rucker & Sterling
Aug 10, 2016. Rudy Rucker reads “Totem Poles,” a wild tale co-written with Bruce Sterling. Appears online on Tor.com today. Press the arrow below to play Rudy reading the story. And, if you like, Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.
Published on August 10, 2016 10:30
July 31, 2016
Make Ebook for Amazon with Good ToC
My old friend and surfpunk-SF-tale collaborator Marc Laidlaw is putting all of his old novels up on Amazon as Kindle ebooks these days. My wife Sylvia and I recently visited Haena on the north shore of Kauai, and we saw a lot of Marc and his wife Geraldine. And I have a lot of good […]
Published on July 31, 2016 18:00
Make Ebook for Amazon with a good ToC
My old friend and surfpunk-SF-tale collaborator Marc Laidlaw is putting all of his old novels up on Amazon as Kindle ebooks these days. My wife Sylvia and I recently visited Haena on the north shore of Kauai, and we saw a lot of Marc and his wife Geraldine. And I have a lot of good […]
Published on July 31, 2016 18:00
June 29, 2016
Making a Lifebox
(Post updated on June 29, 2016, from a December, 2010 post.) This updated post relates to my Search Rudy’s Lifebox page, which I also updated today. A lifebox is meant to be interactive software that allows a user to feel like they’re having a conversation with the person whom the lifebox supposedly emulates. I have […]
Published on June 29, 2016 16:00
June 14, 2016
SF in SF, Blumlein, End Draft MILLION MILE ROAD TRIP, Gunnar, John Shirley
I did a reading event with Michael Blumlein for an SF in SF event in San Francisco on June 12, 2016. I read my story “Knobby Giraffe,” about a woman rescuing her girlfriend from the dead, and Michael read an essay/memoir called “Thoreau’s Microscope,” which turned out to be about the fact that Michael is […]
Published on June 14, 2016 15:34
June 13, 2016
Podcast #95: Michael Blumlein Reads “Unrestrained and Indiscreet”
June 12, 2016. Michael Blumlein read this essay/memoir called “Unrestrained and Indiscreet” at the SF in SF series in San Francisco, during an event I shared with him. Blumlein’s deep and courageous piece begins with a light-hearted account of naming a minor Sierra peak after the author Henry David Thoreau. The talk progresses to an […]
Published on June 13, 2016 15:43
Podcast #95: Michael Blumlein Reads
June 12, 2016. Michael Blumlein read this essay/memoir called “Thoreau’s Microscope” at the SF in SF series in San Francisco, during an event I shared with him. Blumlein’s deep and courageous piece begins with a light-hearted account of naming a minor Sierra peak after the author Henry David Thoreau. The talk progresses to an increasingly […]
Published on June 13, 2016 15:43
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