The science fiction writer, A.E.van Vogt first coined the term “nexialist” – someone who was trained in “integrated science and thought. It would seem that nexialism as defined by van Vogt, has a solid basis in the science of creativity.
If it ever touches creative fiction, we’re doomed. As a writer, I had a big problem with this. They may not be first on the automated content scene, but they caught my eye and so are the subjects of my indignation and wrath as a writer scorned.
When Bradbury became the first science fiction writer to win the Pulitzer Prize in May 2007, he told LA Weekly that his novel was not about government censorship. During the past nine weeks, I've shared nine significant reasons for going to either...
The three logos have been an homage to the late science fiction writer H.G. Since the beginning of September, three mysterious designs have graced Google logos. While Google is usually good at giving clear indication as to why any artistic logo has...
