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Robin’s 2023 gift guide
The clean, pure tone of well-made things
November 2023
Moonbound!
A title and a mini-site; harvest thoughts
November 2023
The conservation of angular momentum
Gnomic screenshots; new editions; digital sovereignty
October 2023
What would a wizard read
Novel news; a review for the NYT
September 2023
A summer wind
Discovery and forthcoming
August 2023
The feeling of something waiting there for you
Featuring Ray Bradbury’s Ode to the Quick Computer
July 2023
Lit up like a sparkler
Coffee and tea, blurbs and faves
June 2023
There is a light
Launching a sci-fi concept album
May 2023
How to build a spaceship
One word: greebling
April 2023
How the ring got good
The grand designer was mortal after all
March 2023
Crossing the Sunshine Skyway
The fuel of finishing
February 2023
There’s room for everybody
A new short story; a friend’s book project; Donegality
January 2023
I’ll take all of that ya got
Midwinter selenography
December 2022
Robin’s 2022 gift guide
Familiar faces, new contenders
November 2022
Author’s note
Another new story; grisly deaths; the view from the road
November 2022
The dragon moon
New books; a new story; a newsletter renewed
October 2022
Visions
New releases; good catastrophes; an alluring and unnerving encounter
July 2022
The Suitcase Clone
A new novella of the Penumbraverse
June 2022
The plunge
Reports on various tides
May 2022
Super sweet spots
New publications, plus some links of interest
March 2022
A mirror, green and gold
Work and refreshment; a shadowed niche in space
December 2021
Robin’s 2021 gift guide
Old favorites, new treasures
November 2021
The appreciator
Sloan on Tooze on Malm
November 2021
It will think you are crunching bones
The marrow of book publishing
October 2021
Truthfeel
Train trips, publishing guides, handmade maps
July 2021
Celebrating Alexis
Who else would you want to be the voice across the water?
May 2021
Two charms
A blockquote with death and life in it
April 2021
Cold start
Baby hummingbirds and power plants
April 2021
Here is your liberal art!
Dispatch from the fair days of spring
March 2021
Fresh from Ganymede!
I want to end this year by going back to the basics
December 2020