Originally shared by Mary Robinette Kowal
There are some things you need to understand about yourself and about how community works, before you approach a reader and truly, before you even start the project in which you plan to represent a marginalized community. It’s good, and important, to want…
Number 23 is actually pretty good.
Do you know of SFF people being excellent to one another or to others? Let Jim Hines know.
Originally shared by Jim Hines
http://www.jimchines.com/2016/04/help-me-share-the-awesome-side-of-sff/
Serious question: Do organizations tend to evolve in the direction of bureaucracy because that’s inherent to how people work, or just because we’re used to working that way? And how might we stop that from happening, in either case?
Originally shared by Jennifer Ouellette
Wikipedia Is Basically a Corporate Bureaucracy, According to a New Study http://gizmodo.com/wikipedia-is-basically-a-corporate-bureaucracy-accordi-1746955234 …
http://gizmodo.com/wikipedia-is-basically-a-corporate-bureaucracy-accordi-1746955234
Via Winchell Chung. I have a mid-future solarpunk setting currently cooking, and in the first story I’ve started for it, the main character’s mother runs the cattle vats for the vertical village.
Originally shared by Transhumanism Videos
http://www.sciencealert.com/lab-grown-burger-patty-cost-drops-from-325-000-to-12
Thanks to Jeff Ford for this one.
Originally shared by ****
What kind of a story could only be set in such a world?
Originally shared by Traci Loudin
The future is full of drones, prosthetic limbs, and smart home features you can control with your mind…
#futuristic #future #technology #sciencefiction #scifi #research
http://www.iflscience.com/technology/world-2045-according-darpa
Various kinds of writing. You may find one that suits you.
Originally shared by Jenny “Yheela” Persson
Note to self.