Wow, I went camping for five days. In that time:
1) Avogadro Corp won the Gold award for Science Fiction Book of the Year from Foreword Reviews.
2) My article on How To Predict the Future went live and was syndicated across dozens of sites and tweeted about almost two hundred times.
3) Brad Feld wrote a review of A.I. Apocalypse, saying "Suarez and Hertling are geniuses at what I call “near-term science fiction” and required reading for any entrepreneur or innovator around computers, software, or Internet. And everyone else, if you want to have a sense of what the future with our machines is going to be like."
It was fun to watch all the hubbub at the far end of a very thin data connection through a smartphone. I should go camping more often!
(Massive shout out to Brad Feld and the fine folks at Foreword Reviews.)
3 comments:
William, I just finished Avogadro Corp--quite brilliant and totally believable.
The 'near future' sci-fi subgenre(?) that authors like youself, Dan Suarez, and John Barnes have crafted is quite refreshing and though provoking. Not to mention a bit scary when you think about how technology has become such an integrated part of our daily lives.
I enjoyed the teaser of A.I Apocalypse included in the first book however I see that it's not available on the Nook yet. Please tell me you are working on getting a Nook edition release
Brad has mentioned your book a couple of times.
I finally bought and downloaded both and just finished them.
Really loved them both.
I hope you keep this writing gig going. You are good at it.
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