Short Fiction

• March, 2012 – “Control” – Goldfish Grimm’s Spicy Fiction Sushi
• December 2011 – “My City of Ruins” - Finding Home: Community in Apocalyptic Worlds
• September 2011 – “History of the Flesh” – Crimson Pact 2
• April 2011 – “Dog Days” – Crossed Genres
• April 2011 – “Indigo’s Gambit” – Extinct Doesn’t Mean Forever
• July 2010 – “A Cup of Tea” – Golden Visions Magazine
• December 2008 – “Misdirected” – Return to Luna, Hadley Rille Books
• May 2008 – “That’s Just How I Roll” – Static Movement

Non-Fiction

Interviews

• Ted Chiang - Clarion Foundation Blog

Inkpunks - A group blog of authors and editors.

• February 2012 - The Persistence of Recordkeeping
• January 2012 - The Clarion Writers’ Workshop
• November 2011 - Dropbox: A Primer for Writers
• October 2011 - Shifting Sand: The Art of Tending Goals
• August 2011 - A thousand words
• June 2011 - Know your markets
• May 2011 - Pushing the Boulder: Making the leap from short story to novel
• April 2011 - An Introductory Primer to the Clarion Workshops
• March 2011 - Trunk or Submit
• February 2011 - Writer’s Toolkit: Tarot Cards
• January 2011 - Day Jobbery: Who wants to work forever?
• November 2010 - What kind of stories do you write?
• November 2010 – Learning to say no
• October 2010 - Goals vs. Achievements: How not to set yourself up for failure
• January 2011 – Day Jobbery: Who wants to work forever?
• February 2011 – Writer’s Toolkit: Tarot Cards
• March 2011 – Trunk or Submit
• April 2011 – An Introductory Primer to the Clarion Workshops
• May 2011 – Pushing the Boulder: Making the leap from short story to novel

Ars Technica - Between 2002 and 2005, I was editor of the Linux.Ars column, as well as general news contributor.

Reviews

• 12/2002 – IMAK SmartGlove Review

Linux.Ars Column

• July 31, 2003 – Linux.Ars: the pilot episode
• August 07, 2003 – Linux.Ars: As the LinuxWorld turns
• April 13, 2004 – Linux.Ars: /etc/init.d/linux.ars start (automatic network configuration in Debian)
• April 29, 2004 – Linux.Ars: GNOME, icons, and bugs, oh my!
• November 10, 2004 – Linux.Ars: Linux on a flash drive
• March 20, 2005 – Linux.Ars: Doing the Hula
• April 06, 2005 – Linux.Ars: Automating deployment with Subversion
• May 04, 2005 – Linux.Ars: Fun with Knoppix
• May 19, 2005 – Linux.Ars: Monitoring with Simple Event Correlator

Front Page News

• November 26, 2002 – Consumer profiling can make you gay
• December 12, 2002 – Google does shopping
• January 09, 2003 – .NOT gonna happen
• February 20, 2003 – lapsus memoriae (a slip of the memory)
• February 23, 2003 – Trustworthy Computing takes on corporate leaks
• February 25, 2003 – Pioneer 10 falls silent
• March 07, 2003 – The server, it is watching me…
• March 13, 2003 – Perfecting facial recognition
• May 13, 2003 – Lunar eclipse to be visible this Thursday, May 15th
• July 30, 2003 – Statistically irrelevant