
Author of Lost Transmissions: The Secret History of Science Fiction and Fantasy (Abrams, 2019). Short fiction in Lightspeed, Nightmare, and F&SF. Writes about culture, technology, and the fringe appearance of the future in the present.
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My sister and I have been holed up working on a creative project together, and so I had occasion to look over her shoulder and see her home feed on Pinterest. I was surprised by what I saw.
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I was 17 when I read William Gibson’s Pattern Recognition for the first time. I was a college sophomore living on Emory University’s campus in Atlanta and my experience of the novel is so deeply and inex...
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They taught us that creative work required focus.
When you hear the same message enough, it stops sounding like advice and starts sounding more like physics. If you want to create something great, choos...
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Here’s what my creative training taught me: Ideas are cheap. It’s making the thing that counts.
There was a time — perhaps all of creative history, up until now — when inspiration felt effortless, compare...
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Author of Lost Transmissions: The Secret History of Science Fiction and Fantasy (Abrams, 2019). Short fiction in Lightspeed, Nightmare, and F&SF. Writes about culture, technology, and the fringe appearance of the future in the present.
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