Angry teenage time travelers, unite!

[mrissa]

This morning I sold a story, “The Stuff We Don’t Do,” to the Futures department at Nature Physics. I am always pleased to be in Nature Physics because it reaches the professors who did so much for me in college.

This story has two positive inspirations and one negative one, among authors whose work I enjoyed in my teens and early twenties. We’ll

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[sprrwhwk]

I was so surprised and pleased to reread So You Want to Be a Wizard a couple years ago and find it just as wonderful as it was when I read (and re-read) it growing up. In addition to being an excellent story, I always appreciated its sense that its magic had an internal logic, even if the equations and constants weren't ever spelled out exactly.

[between4walls]

The "let there be light"/"the universe stopped expanding" bit of High Wizardry is just the perfect intersection of science and fantasy and religion and literature. Wow.