 NewsBook launch in San Francisco, Feb 8 with Rudy RuckerI’m launching Overclocked at a signing with cyberpunk legend Rudy Rucker at Borderlands books in San Francisco on Thursday, February 8 at 7PM. I’ve had three book launches at Borderlands so far, each better than the last. Looking forward to seeing you there! Where: Borderlands Books 866 Valencia St. San Francisco CA 94102 USA 415.824.8203/888.893.4008 When: Thursday, February 8, 7PM 7 Responses to “Book launch in San Francisco, Feb 8 with Rudy Rucker”Leave a Reply
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‘Overclocked’ is a reminder that we can’t hope to keep up and shouldn’t bother. But we do need to keep alert, to keep ourselves caffeinated, to run as fast as we can – if we hope to stay in the same place. Getting ahead? That’s, alas, a thing of the past.
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[...] (Feb 8, with Rudy Rucker), and Vancouver, San Diego and Los Angeles (details TBD). | Posted on January 20, 2007 05:15 AM [...]
I discovered your story Anda’s Game accidentally while teaching Ender’s Game to students in the 6th grade at a school in Mill Valley, California. I was so thrilled with the story that I used it as a complimentary teaching tool and had them write about it. I’d love to make it to this event and get this new collection. Congratulations.
What a cool story, Kaitlin! Hope to see you in SF!
Congratulations to you, your family and many more … thanks for another stylin’ ride.
You’ll know me by the camera faced body in Borderless Land.
Carry on,
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[...] Also upcoming: Feb 8 launch at Borderlands in San Francisco, and Feb 15 launch at Secret Headquarters in LA, and a podcast/phone-in with Waxxi on Feb 12. The talk is presented by the Faculty of Applied Sciences’ Leonardo Institute, a non-credit graduate program that examines the risks, uncertainties, ethics, and art of applied science. [...]