richard dawkins <3
and i just bought another sagan book: the varieties of scientific experience. i have 3 other books, dragons and what not

thanks! that'll get me going for the year. i always love to make lists of authors that i need to experience. i'll try anything once

Hello Mr. Nolta. i was wondering if you knew any good books to suggest for me, namely ones that are in the vein of philosophy and science? intellectual fiction, if you will? i don't know, i just need new authors

Brandon -- in my opinion, Shades of Grey is Fforde's best yet. By a long shot.
And if you haven't read any of Eoin Colfer's standalones (Airman, The Wish List, etc), you're missing out.

I love The Legacy of Heorot, it's great I keep finding books I love that no one else ever seems to have heard of. this book is sitting at the head of my bed and I read it when I need something "good" to read. It's one of my "go to" books!

Yes the Book of Sorrows- I liked it as well

Apologies for the double posting on your "Longevity" blog.

I am working out the formating of comments, critiques, & posting.

Thanks for the great read!

Feels strange to become a fan of someone without any posted work but you cite Farscape, BSG and Hitchhikers Guide so you may consider me a fan.

Hi:

As a poet I connected with your piece. Poetry is written for the sake of writing not for recognition, all though, it would be nice.

Thanks for putting into prose what I have thought about in poetic terms.

Dev

whatever happened to guest blogs?

don't critique my work if you're busy i already have ben j and stewart f doing it.

HEY! have you ever given a critique? i'm wondering, perhaps, oh maybe, just maybe, if you might take a look at my first chapter of 'misplaced'? perhaps?