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Douglas D. Meredith

Random thoughts of an addled writer

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How we treat each other

Elizabeth Strong, Sleeping child with dog, 1887. Public domain

In my latest book (Food: Generation Mars, Book Four), my protagonist makes it a point to treat an AI as if it were human. A common question I get from readers concerns what I w...

4 months ago
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May the Fourth Kindle Book Promo

Image shows the covers of fifteen middle grade and young adult scifi books over a background of Mars and the words “Science Fiction, Books for Teens - 2026”

My relationship with Star Wars predates this May the Fourth silliness (note: I hav...

6 months ago

Prologue to Water: Generation Mars, Book Three

The cover of Water: Generation Mars, Book Three. A geyser erupts from an ice field as spacesuited figures look on. Illustrator: Luis Peres. Copyright: Douglas Meredith.

There is more to the story of life on Earth than we know. Of course th...

6 months ago

Gaita

“The Bagpipe Player”, Jacob Jordaens (1593–1678). King Baudouin Foundation. Public domain. Painting depicts a man blowing very hard into a bagpipe.

An important supporting character in Water: Generation Mars, Book Three, is from Spain and...

9 months ago
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Easy Breezy

The crew of STS-45 is already training for its March 1992 mission, including stints on the KC-135 zero-gravity-simulating aircraft. Shown with an inflatable globe are, clockwise from the top, C. Michael Foale, mission specialist; Dirk Frimo...

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