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Wednesday, 12 August 2009

Future Science

Posted on 04:31 by Unknown
From Discover magazine, two short stories, one by me, the other by Bruce Sterling, both absolutely free:

Shadow Life
: In the post-economic future, big-ticket science is dead and amateurs hunt aliens using gear scored cheap on eBay.

Open-Source Science: "If you can read a popular-science publication (and enjoy it), then you most likely have enough brainpower to help us make massive scientific breakthroughs..."
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