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  • Rudy Rucker
    6:00 am Wed, May 20, 2009
    A Map the Size of the World

    (Rudy Rucker is a guest blogger. His latest novel, Hylozoic, describes a postsingular world in which everything is alive.) In the month of my birth, that is, in March, 1946,… Read the rest of the article: A Map the Size of the World

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  • Rudy Rucker
    2:00 pm Tue, May 19, 2009
    Robert Frank Outtakes

    (Rudy Rucker is a guestblogger. His latest novel, Hylozoic, describes a postsingular world in which everything is alive.) There's a great show at the SFMOMA now, showing all 84 prints… Read the rest of the article: Robert Frank Outtakes

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  • Rudy Rucker
    10:30 am Tue, May 19, 2009
    Writing and Painting

    (Rudy Rucker is a guestblogger. His latest novel, Hylozoic, describes a postsingular world in which everything is alive.) I finished a new painting this week, seemingly just a still life… Read the rest of the article: Writing and Painting

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  • Rudy Rucker
    9:00 am Tue, May 19, 2009
    Kadrey and Shaw Live

    (Rudy Rucker is a guestblogger. His latest novel, Hylozoic, describes a postsingular world in which everything is alive.) I saw Richard Kadrey and Heather Shaw reading at the SF in… Read the rest of the article: Kadrey and Shaw Live

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  • Rudy Rucker
    8:00 am Mon, May 18, 2009
    Gnarly Plotting

    (Rudy Rucker is a guestblogger. His latest novel, Hylozoic, describes a postsingular world in which everything is alive.) I love gnarly shapes and processes—gnarly in the sense of being not… Read the rest of the article: Gnarly Plotting

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