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Most people trained in the sciences can't write fiction very well. I think it would be more accurate to say that most people trained in the sciences don't have the time or inclination to learn how to write well. BIngo. As a scientist myself I have to agree with just about everything Gwen and Patty ...

Pfff... stinking B&N doesn't have the January Asimov's in yet. Hopefully next coffee trip...

The January issue of Asimov's is out (at least to subscribers -- I think it hits newsstands next week) with my story "Ashes on the Water" in it! *bounce bounce bounce* The part that really boggles the mind is sharing magazine space with writers like Kris Rusch and Elizabeth Bear. Sorry, I...

I'm sorry... Both to contradict you, and because I spent an hour of my life on The Event. Granted, after about fifteen minutes I picked up my iPhone and started playing around. But WOW, that show is a disaster area. Lost got criticized (and rightly so) for asking too many bizarre questions with no c...

Here's a link for any of you guys having trouble. Go over to the SFF.net forum and post your problems.

http://webnews.sff.net/read?cmd=xover&group=sff.writing.writersofthefuture

I'm feeling more and more like an old man as I'd rather sit down to some Star Trek: TNG than watch any of the newer stuff. I'm watching V now and enjoying it so far. Little disappointed that they turned the "V" meaning around, but it really does make more sense as "V for Visitor"...

Very VERY cool Alastair! Congrats!

Can't wait to read it.