Tony Daniel is a science fiction writer and author of Metaplanetary, Superluminal and short stories such as "A Dry, Quiet War." He maintains this page and hopes to make it a source for news on his work for his excellent and long-suffering readers.
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Help Me Figure Some Dates, Mathematically-inclined Reader—and Get a Free Spaceship! I’ve worked up some time units for my aliens in the current book. Actually, these are human translations of the alien units, since my aliens, the sceeve, communicate via smell, not sound. A...
Tony Daniel (fiction writer) Green cheese or alien relic. Your bet?
www.technologyreview.com
21 Lutetia has puzzled astronomers since its discovery. Now they have made a daring set of predictions about what the Rosetta spacecraft will find when it flies past this mysterious asteroid in July
Tony Daniel (fiction writer) Getting closer to "42."
www.technologyreview.com
From MIT. Information on Emerging Technologies & impact on business & society
Tony Daniel (fiction writer)
Really like these macabre, but gorgeous photos by David Maisel. Old copper
cannisters containing the ashes of the deceased inmates of an insane
asylum. They sat on a shelf for nearly fifty years.
www.davidmaisel.com
Tony Daniel (fiction writer) wrote the climax of the new SF book over the weekend. Next is denouement. Logic holes. Subplot wrap-ups.
Tony Daniel (fiction writer) is on the homestretch on the new book.
Tony Daniel (fiction writer) digital paper closer? digital skin?
www.popsci.com
A plastic skin impregnated with printed sensors could be wrapped around an airplane wing, for instance
Tony Daniel (fiction writer)
Parietal area has something like our physical sense of self. Knock it out if you want to speak in tongues! Just
kidding, of course. This doesn't really say anything about the
ultimately meaning of human spirituality other than the obvious fact
that human evolution has wrapped itself around human spiritual
experience and ...that spiritual experience has been incorporated into our physical bodies. "So how come that to be?" is a question for science. "Why come that to be?" isn't, I don't think.
scienceblogs.com
REMOVAL of specific parts of the brain can induce increases in a personality trait which predisposes people to spirituality, according to a new clinical study by Italian researchers. The new research, ...
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Tony Daniel (fiction writer) discussed New book progress on the Tony Daniel (fiction writer) discussion board.
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Tony Daniel (fiction writer) discussed New book progress on the Tony Daniel (fiction writer) discussion board.
