OK, now that I have your attention, it’s link soup day here. (Definitely check out the Homecoming King item, as that’s my favorite!) I thought I’d post a few interesting links today. First up, everybody in the US is watching how the Ebola situation plays out as citizens worry an outbreak may form here, too. So, here […]
Ebola, curing paralysis, book marketing and Homecoming King Read More »
There’s been a lot of discussion in recent weeks about the Supreme Court’s ruling on contraception coverage in the Hobby Lobby case. Those who hated the ruling say it’s about to lead to the downfall of women’s rights, while supporters say it simply reaffirms religious freedom. Whether you support or decry the decision, one of
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If you have a print copy of any of the self-published editions of the WOOL series, you may have noticed something strange on page 99 of each book. Doesn’t matter which book in the series, they all have as the page number: 99%. That’s the rest of us. Of course, another writer pointed out to me while
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For those who don’t know, ethical issues tend to interest me a great deal. So, I was intrigued when I saw this post discussing the ethics of procreation. It’s quite common knowledge that, in order for societies to survive at the same population level, you need a replacement birth rate of 2.1 children per woman. For
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Just last week I discussed how an issue cropping up in the news (doctors involved in execution) was similar to an issue in my novel Life First. Â Well, it crops up again this week. This short but fascinating article gives a quick overview of the decisions programmers will have to make when coding automated driving
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