Hascia, a precocious biochemistry major (class of 1966) and the last person in world you’d ever expect to smuggle drugs,…
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Wired: Interview with John Hanke
Alternate reality games existed before the iPhone, using email, fake ads, and even faxes to send players on clue hunts. But…
Through A Printer Darkly
A short story based on a collaborative project I participated in, looking at three-dimensional printing in the near future. The…
Art Focus Oklahoma
Interview with Troy Jackson, sculptor and one of my colleagues at Bacone College
Confidence in Culture
The American Indian Cultural Center and Museum, 20 years in the making, exemplifies a movement by Native American tribes to build the cultural machinery to tell the world their stories. – See more at: http://thislandpress.com/issues/this-machine-maps-the-stars-march-15-2014/#sthash.VyEI4pmo.dpuf
Manhattan and the Mephistophelean Mind
I learned about the MONIAC in my high school marco-economics class: a.k.a. the Financephalograph or the Philips Hydraulic Computer, MONIAC…
When the Rodeo Clowns Came
I live surrounded by retirees in rural Oklahoma. They are spry. They own arsenals of gardening equipment: lawnmower-tractor hybrids that…
Three Buboes
To hurtle through space we had to live on asteroids; to live on asteroids, flesh and bone were rasped from…