Egan, Greg
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- The Hallway Track … on railways, not sandwiches , in a nicely hopeful essay about the Great Renovation. Greg Egan, the theoretical physicist's hard science fiction author, has a new novel out …
- Community Content … Shorts Greg Egan has a new short story out, Dream Factory , published by Clarkesworld. Caught my attention because: a big Greg Egan fan since reading Permutation City for …
- What’s the target? … or the simulation of you that would read your email for you that Greg Egan would write about in Permutation City (1994) or the agent proxies Karl Schroeder …
- Firebreak Protocol … advantage of for segmentation purposes. * Tor.com published The Nearest , a novella by Greg Egan (you know, Permutation City, Diaspora, etc) which popped up in a Reddit thread …
- The Reboot's Cold Open … on the way to those tiny, fine nanowires we'll stick in people (Greg Egan's introdus) before The Unavoidable Spasm to upload them into Heaven. * In trying …
- The System Of The World; Hard Takeoff
- Smarts; Odds … One of my favourite scenes from a Greg Egan book is from Diaspora, specifically the Orphanogenesis section, which in the universe of that particular novel tells the story …
- WATCH; BERG … He'd built Dirk, was obviously a fan of Douglas Adams and we both had had our brains exploded by Greg Egan and books like Permutation City and …
- Transcendence; Broom-Shaped Objects; Odds … And here I was thinking we'd see an introducing cinematic representation of Greg Egan's introdus[5], but no, not really, it's super boring - I find …
- The Short One … control it (and this goes hand in hand with the nice find of Greg Egan classifying Kardashian civilizations). So personally, there's something intriguing in opening up the …
- Happy Birthday and Connections … More Greg Egan I know I pimped Greg Egan last episode, but I've found another gem I'd love to share with you. In his 2013 short …
- The Desire To Fix Things … And Now Some Short Fiction Greg Egan is one of my favorite science fiction writers. I picked up Diaspora while I was in college, and pretty much tore …