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Selected Online Articles:
The
Future Will Be Fast But Not Free
Steaming
Video
Bright Switch
Re-Energizer
Clear the Line, I'm Sending Myself
Encryption Evader
What's It Mean to Be Human, Anyway?
The
Insanity Offence
Music On Demand
Arizona Journal
The Enduring Power of Stupidity
Other Essays andArticles
Attack-Escape (1972)
Family Literature (1973)
Introduction (New Worlds #6) (1973)
Motivation Chart (1973)
Introduction (New Worlds #6) (1975)
A Visit with Isaac Asimov (1978)
Appendix: Right of Reply (Who Writes Science Fiction?) (1980)
Introduction (Who Writes Science Fiction?) (1980)
Self-Profile (1980)
The Arts: Books (Omni, Dec 1982) (1982)
The Arts: Computer Books (1982)
The Arts: Books (Omni, Dec 1983) (1983)
Profile of Rudy Rucker (1984)
Afterword (The Dream Makers) (1987)
Introduction (The Dream Makers) (1987)
Destination: Gloom (1988)
Inside Science Fiction: Ackermania (1988)
Inside Science Fiction: Inscrutable Science Fiction (1988)
On Alfred Bester, 1913-1987 (1988)
Two Kinds of Censorship (1988)
The War Bores (1988)
Homage to Narcissus (1989)
In Purely Commercial Terms (1989)
Popular Literature? (1989)
Read This (The New York Review of Science Fiction, June 1989) (1989)
Taking Liberties (1989)
The Triumph of Whimsy (1989)
The Vanishing Midlist (1989)
Beyond Science Fiction (1990)
Fairly Rich, Fairly Quick (1990)
Inside Science Fiction: Too Many Books (1990)
The Island Mentality (1990)
Participative Fiction (1990)
Quantum Fiction: A Blueprint for Avoiding Literary Obsolescence (1990)
Report from Utopia (1990)
A Review of "The Kindness of Women" by J. G. Ballard (1992)
Life & Death in SF (1993)
The Carnival of Angst (1994)
In Search of Science Fiction (1994)
The Selling of SF (1994)
Why Hypertext Doesn't Really Work (1994)
The Tenacity of Fiction (1995)
The Soviet Space Auction (1996)
Reviews
The Hemingway Hoax (1990) by Joe Haldeman
Slam (1990) by Lewis Shiner
Heads (1992) by Greg Bear
The Kindness of Women (1992) by J. G. Ballard
The Hammer of God (1993) by Arthur C. Clarke
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