A quick update
In which I offer another update, and the tantalising hope of more actual content.
Read More...In which I offer another update, and the tantalising hope of more actual content.
Read More...Today we start a new series of articles talking about chemical hazards with an article about poisoning. What poisons are, how they relate to toxins and venoms, and whether antidotes are quite so miraculously helpful in the real world.
Read More...Today on techtropes – External resources for science fiction writers and screenwriters. Some of the most useful links that I have come across, while producing this blog.
Read More...An update on what’s happening with the site, and a request for any feedback that people would be kind enough to offer.
Read More...Today, a very short story – The Wizard – Ever wonder why the wise old man, who guides the hero of legend, is always so grumpy?
Read More...Today – a new actual resource article. Presenting a writers guide to genetics. Warning – may also contain trace amounts of proteomics.
Read More...In which I present some of my own fiction. Possibly as a deliberate blasphemy against the gods of literature, possibly an innovative way for you to learn about good writing by process of elimination. – Gather round then, if you dare, for this simple tale of one man, some dragons, and a smidgeon of basic multidimensional probability theory.
Read More...Experimenting a bit with different ways to approach book reviews. Starting off with the excellent “John dies at the end”. Let me know what you think.
Read More...In today’s stats article we take a look at sample size, variance, confidence, and normality. More fun than it sounds… Granted that’s not a high bar to get over.
Read More...In this article we speculate wildly about the ways terrestrial and alien biology could interact. In other words I’m going to tell you why almost every sci-fi plot that has ever invoked the term “DNA” was impossible, and then I’m going to try and suggest some ways you can fudge the issue.
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