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Karl Schroeder
Born
in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
September 04, 1962
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My Boskone 58 Schedule
I've got some really cool programming lined up for this year's Boskone, which will be happening February 12-14, 2021. To become part of it, head on over to https://boskone.org/.
The con has managed to pander to most of my obsessions this time around, so I'm looking forward to these panels. It's going to be great to be on these with old friends like Charlie Stross, Vandana Singh, Cory Doctorow, Toby
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Sun of Suns (Virga, #1)
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2006
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16 editions
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Lockstep
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2014
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11 editions
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Ventus
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2000
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13 editions
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Queen of Candesce (Virga, #2)
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2007
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12 editions
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Pirate Sun (Virga, #3)
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2008
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12 editions
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Lady of Mazes
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2005
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6 editions
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The Sunless Countries (Virga, #4)
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2009
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9 editions
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Permanence
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2002
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8 editions
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Ashes of Candesce (Virga, #5)
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2012
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7 editions
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The Million
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2018
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2 editions
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“The point is, if you treat reality like a game, it's going to show in your decisions.”
― Lockstep
― Lockstep
“The whole glittering nebula of shapes was framed by midnight colors—black, bruised blue, indigo, all textured into intricacy by clouds and the reachless vaults between them. Here, darkness was not simple; it hinted at structures and meanings, hidden activity and watchful eyes. Beacons flickered, miles away, then disappeared behind fog banks. Half-glimpsed ropes twisted and contorted their way up, down, and to every side, synapses reaching to contact the outlier towns and factories of Sere’s hinterland. One or two of those ropes, if you followed them far enough, would emerge into sunlight at other nations’ borders.”
― The Sunless Countries
― The Sunless Countries
“Any object that lost its nanotags automatically became government property, so hard-working people and those who had lived for generations in ancestral homes here would see their properties expropriated. The farmers who had brought their produce to sell no longer owned that produce. The government knew this would drive people into the rebel cause in droves, but they had no alternative. Their orders came from Earth, after all. Earth was very far away, and the Rights Owners there would not be sympathetic.”
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Topics Mentioning This Author
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The Seasonal Read...:
Summer Challenge 2010 Completed Tasks (do NOT delete any posts in this thread)
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Aussie Readers:
Science Fiction and Fantasy
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| The Seasonal Read...: Spring Challenge 2015: Questions/Problems in Completed Tasks | 575 | 310 | Jun 04, 2015 04:45PM | |
| Sci-fi and Heroic...: "Kheldyu" by Karl Schroeder | 3 | 26 | Jul 27, 2015 05:32AM |
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