Stith reading at a kick-off event for Apparatus Publishing in Boulder on March 6th.
John E. Stith will be doing a short reading at a kick-off event for Apparatus Publishing in Boulder on March 6th.
Stith attends COSine 25-27 Jan 2013
Stith will attend COSine the weekend of 25-27 January 2013. It's an annual Colorado Springs SF & Fantasy Con. Panels include Art of the Unbelievable, Sidekicks, and the Golden Age of SF. http://www.firstfridayfandom.org/
MIT Game Lab releases "A Slower Speed of Light" game
For people who want even more slow-light tricks than what was shown in John E. Stith's novel REDSHIFT RENDEZVOUS, the MIT Game Lab has released a free game called A Slower Speed of Light.
To see a trailer or download the game go to: http://gamelab.mit.edu/games/a-slower-speed-of-light/
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Stith on SF Signal Podcast with Connie Willis, Priest, etc.
SF Signal's Podcast number 162 features John E. Stith, Connie Willis, Cherie Priest, and Nathan Lowell. Patrick Hester was the host/moderator. It was recorded at MileHiCon 44 on 10/20/2012 and released on 10/29/2012.
John E. Stith Marries Karen Flitton
John E. Stith married Karen Flitton on 10/14/2012 in Colorado Springs, CO. The ceremony was conducted by Wanda Gentile.
MileHiCon 44 Appearance on 19-21 October 2012
Futurama "Cold Warriors" Episode Mimics MANHATTAN TRANSFER
The "Cold Warriors" episode of Futurama, which aired 25 August 2011, shows some scenes that resemble scenes in John E. Stith's 1993 novel Manhattan Transfer.
In the Futurama episode, the city is being cut loose for destruction because the common cold virus is still active in Manhattan.
GalaxyFest Appearance 24-26 February 2012
John E. Stith attended GalaxyFest in Colorado Springs the weekend of 24-26 February 2012.
Programming details: http://www.galaxyfest.org.
COSine Appearance 27-29 January 2012
John E. Stith attended the COSine SF Convention in Colorado Springs the weekend of 27-29 January 2012.
Programming details: http://firstfridayfandom.org/cosine/programming.html. Events includes panesl on the Worst Panel Ever, the Willing Suspension of Disbelief, and UFOs,
Machine Readable Interview
John E. Stith was interviewed by Machine Readable. It should be a surprise to no one familiar with the frustrations-with-technology focus of Naught for Hire to learn that the first five to ten minutes of the interview were lost due to technical difficulties.
See http://aldmachinereadable.blogspot.com/2011/11/milehicon-43-john-stith-i...
The interview covered Naught for Hire, novels, and writing.