Jerry Gordon

Mar

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Your Sixth Sense

The Internet is taking a significant step forward inside MIT’s Media Lab. Soon, you’ll be interacting with a physical manifestation of the web that is both portable and personable. Think augmented reality has no practical application Check out the $350 prototype below: The push is toward a physical manifestation of

Feb

tagged: Movies

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Easter Eggs

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While most certainly not for kids, Hank and Mike is a wonderful Easter egg for disgruntled adults everywhere. Click on the movie poster to get a look at the trailer that has to be seen to be believed. Thanks to the guys at Solace in Cinema for pointing this one

Jan

tagged: Appearances

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2010 Con Schedule

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I’ll be appearing at several cons this year. First up, the Dark Faith launch at Mo*Con. Fifteen authors will be on hand for a mass signing, including Brian Keen, Gary Braunbeck, Lucy Snyder, and Maurice Broaddus. I highly recommend it. IHW Writers Retreat (Indianapolis) February 19-21 Mo*Con V (Indianapolis) April

Jan

tagged: Dark Faith

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Dark Faith Pre-Order (Plus Bonus Offer)

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Dark Faith

Faith. So much of our reality is determined by what we believe, and it can so easily be… undone. Editors Maurice Broaddus and Jerry Gordon have created an anthology that explores, questions, and shatters the boundaries of faith. Pick up a gun and write a new psalm with Brian Keene.

Dec

tagged: Craft of Writing

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Do you write like a girl?

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It’s time to put your writing to the test! Two scientists believe they have found a way to determine your gender from a writing sample. I know it sounds like complete rubbish, but the logic behind the “GenderGenie” has been put to the test and can predict gender with a

Dec

tagged: TV

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Your Favorite New Show

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It doesn’t get more underground than this. Demo footage for a proposed pilot. I pass it along because it’s got style to burn. Think of a 60′s version of Ocean’s Eleven…that’s 2260′s! Hints of Firefly and Cowboy Bebop abound. Take a look and let Mike know what you think. Show

Dec

tagged: Dark Faith

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Dark Faith Cover and Table of Contents

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Dark Faith

There are still a few contractual t’s to cross and i’s to dot, but here is the final cover and table of contents for Dark Faith: Drumroll… Dark Faith – May 2010 (Apex Books) “The Story of Belief-Non” by Linda D. Addison (poem) “Ghosts of New York” by Jennifer Pelland “I

Nov

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Death By Slush

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Rumors of my “death by slush” are greatly exaggerated. Sure, I was trapped under an avalanche of submissions for the anthology. And yes, I did technically stop breathing (and posting) for a while, but rumors of an undead editor roaming from house to house to eat the flesh off the

Oct

tagged: Severed Dreams

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Final Drafts

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Blog, Severed Dreams

The draft of Severed Dreams has emerged from its second round of writing group critiques (insert awe inspiring music here). While the group was pouring over the novel, I brought in a few unconventional readers to give me an opinion on a very specific question. The novel was always intended to

Sep

tagged: Movies, Reviews

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When Genres Collide

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The final frontier of space has always had a natural metaphor in the American West. Whether it’s wagon train to the stars (Star Trek) or the post civil war frontier (Firefly), the space western has been a staple of modern pop science fiction. This marriage, while a little long in