- A new central "Karen Burnham" website for my information about my writing and engineering work, Not A Blog. This is where the spiralgalaxyreview.com domain now points.
- A new Tumblr, where I'll be keeping up with reading lists and small reading thoughts.
- I'm @SpiralGalaxy on Twitter, where I mostly talk about sf/f.
- I'm on Facebook, but only friend people I know IRL. It's mostly for kid pictures.
- For my engineering work, I have a LinkedIn account with all my current work experience.
- I'm on Pinterest for pretty pictures and kid's crafts.
While I've given up editorship of the Locus Magazine Roundtable Blog, here are some places where I'm still regularly writing:
And of course the big news: the Greg Egan book will be out in April of 2014!
I'm cutting back on writing right now since I have a second child on the way. It's also due in April 2014! So this is the right time to wrap up this blog and shift instead to easier communication platforms. Thanks to everyone who's read this blog!
3 comments:
There are mathematical solutions to the equations of general relativity in which black holes act as bridges to other parts of spacetime, even in principle parts that are otherwise not connected to our own. But I don’t see any reason to suspect that the black holes that actually exist in our Universe behave that way. диамантено шлайфане In particular, if you think about the ways in which actual black holes are supposed to have formed, they don’t seem to lead to anything like this in a natural way.
I m so glad to visit this blog.This blog is really so amazing.Thanks for sharing with us.
makasih atas artikelnya,
visit our websitehref="https://ittelkom-jkt.ac.id/"
href="http://akademitelkom.ac.id/"
Post a Comment