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Ever Closer
“The cube seemed to float ever closer…” While sorting awful attic books the other day, I kept myself sane by listening to Vernor Vinge’s Fast Times at Fairmont High. This neat little story takes place...
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Catching the Light
“Close enough to catch!” Time to upgrade WordPress — again. The updates are coming so fast that I’m considering putting the whole site into git and automating updates through Capistrano. The amount of...
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The Dream of Flight
“She flew endlessly over a spoken sea of secret language…” This is the kind of thing that occurs when you jump into a flying cube. Let that be a lesson to you, Calliope. Meanwhile, I am struggling to...
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Where Are You?
“Call… Callie? Is that you?” (Frankly, I am a little surprised the kid is still waiting amid all the pipes and strange machinery. Calliope isn’t exactly known for scouting things out and coming back…...
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A Closer Inspection
“The light was blinding. There was a great whistle and chatter — as though a hundred steam engines were running fast and close — and the floor seemed to tremble beneath his feet.” Update: It just...
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A Simple Question
“As he turned to flee, the whistling of valves emitted by the floating machine broke to a melody of long bass notes…” After exploring Google AdWords more extensively in the last few weeks, I’ve...
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A Treasury of Amusements
What a great story so far! Consider all the new possibilities!
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Calliope’s Book Posters
This is how the “Calliope’s Book: Speed + Time” and “Calliope’s Book: Stop + Rest” posters look when printed. The color, print, and paper quality are terrific, deviantART did a nice job packaging them...
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Will You Be There?
( For the record, I’m still developing “Calliope’s Book”. Look for updates later this year. )
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