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I'll be serializing this science fiction pitch as a novel in a series of 15–25 minute writes. I'll also be participating in writing contests where I like the prompts besides.
I've cowritten a column in a science journal/magazine for years; I'm pretty fast if I'm not traveling.
Some of my stories will be illustrated much like a light novel.
I'm drawing the illustrations, as my time permits. — Also looking for additional illustrators — I'll split rewards.
Getting ready the next part of my other serialized novel. That first part weighing in at 32 pages, around 8000 words, is the longest thing I've so far posted on Steemit, and it's a draft.
It will be revised and illustrated. I want to do it, but I have limited time for steemit illustrating.
The topics for essays mentioned in my other post are still on the table. Those will be soon available, I hope.
I'm figuring out a workflow to get diagrams and mathematics on here without using LaTeX seeing how MathJax is not yet enabled on Steemit. (MathJax is on Wordpress and the rest.)
I've informed Ned about MathJax as one means to a possible strategic type solution to some other unrelated problems on the platform, so maybe that'll happen sometime.
Typsetting in a LaTeX editor and screenshoting the pdf and cropping defeats the purpose of careful typesetting.
In the meantime I'll probably be drawing and handwriting mathematical or diagrammatical portions of more technical discussions, like Penrose in his old twistors journal, or like Dijkstra before TeX, I suppose. (Ideas on what to do welcome.)
〈 Serialized Novel〉
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I usually write stories which are 10,000–25,000 words ... 40–100 pages.
ABOUT ME
I'm a scientist who writes fantasy and science fiction under various names.
The magazines which I most recommend are: Compelling Science Fiction, the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, and the Writers of the Future.
WISE GUYS — practical thinking
FISHING — thinking about tools and technology
TEA TIME — philosophy
BOOK RECOMMENDED — fiction and nonfiction reviewed
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