Showing posts with label Neal Stephenson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neal Stephenson. Show all posts

Monday, October 10, 2011

Links for Later

  1. Jacob Soll, one of this year's crop of MacArthur Fellows, talks about the history of accounting, how Machiavelli helped found political science, and what a library's good for.
  2. Three from Krugman: the eurovenn, Was Failure Inevitable? & the basics of the IS-LM
  3. Love for a wounded soldier
  4. Kiana Davenport's struggles with her publisher, and her publisher's struggle with self-publishing on Amazon
  5. Neal Stephenson: Innovation Starvation

Thursday, August 21, 2008

King of the Worlds

Neal Stephenson talks with Wired about his new novel, Anathem, coming out next month. I'd complain about how long it's taken him to publish after the Baroque Cycle, but this one is 960 pages, so I guess he has an excuse.