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I'm in Berlin! (Combination of vacation and research trip.) And I'll be in Brauhaus Südstern (Hasenheide 69, 10967 Berlin) on Sunday evening from about 7pm. I gather they have good beer, and food. Conversation too, if you're in town and want to drop by.
The Japanese economy is officially in recession, and David Cameron chose to use his last speech at the G20 summit to warn of the risk of a new global economic crisis. I wonder if he knows something that the rest of us don't (yet)?
I'm off to Berlin tomorrow. I'll try to blog, if I have time and if the global economy doesn't collapse while I'm away. (If it does, I'm going into hiding.) Alas, the Stasi Museum is shut for construction; guess I'll just have to be content with the DDR Museum instead. Oh, and one final piece of news: I finally got (and signed) the US contract for "The Annihilation Score", so I guess next summer's Laundry Files novel is officially A Thing. (I never quite believe it until I have a chance to read the small print.)
This is an open question primarily for British readers. (If you're American and a non-expert on British political/constitutional affairs, I reserve the right to delete your comments in the interest of keeping the signal to noise ratio high on this discussion.)
Where do you think the sources of power in the British political system will lie in 2034?
Bonus points for references to Bagehot, Piketty, Marx and Wiener.
(Note: I'm making the key assumptions that the Beige Dictatorship is unstable and that something else will come to replace it in time: also that the Labour/Conservative political duopoly is drawing to a close after nearly a century as both parties lose their mass base, that they won't be replaced by other mass-movement parties as such (unless Anonymous qualifies as a political party), that the average age of TV audiences is going up by more than 12 months per year, that newspapers are in a death spiral, and mass media in general are being replaced by a foamy carbonated sea of micro-targeted filter bubbles. I'm also making the assumption that we're not all going to go a-flying up to AI Singularity Heaven within the next 20 years. So: after the next couple of stuck coalitions/minority governments, and maybe a fiscal/banking crisis or three, what replaces the current system?)
Answers on the back of a postcard, please.
I've been quiet for the past week because I've been hammering on the redraft of "Dark State", the first book in my big fat post-Edward Snowden near-future SF trilogy. (Same universe as the Merchant Princes, set 17 years later, but still awaiting a new series title because, eh, series reboot.) For some reason I don't have much energy for blogging while I'm elbow-deep in the transmission tunnel of a novel: must be getting old or something.
Later this month I will be visiting Berlin. (That's Berlin, Deutschland, not Berlin, North Dakota. Sorry, folks.) Partly it's R&R—I've rewritten two novels since the beginning of September—and partly it's research (big hunks of "Black Sky" and "Invisible Sun", the second and third books in the trilogy, are set there, and I need to refresh my memory, walk some routes, and check out certain museums). But while I'm there, I'll be doing a kaffeeflatsch at Otherland bookshop (Otherland Buchhandlung Schmidt, Tress & Weinert GbR Bergmannstraße 25 10961) on Thursday November 20th from 7:30pm. (Facebook event sign-up here.)
I also intend to go here and here: guess which is for R&R and which is for Research? (Actually, that might not be obvious: Tropical Islands is like something out of a William Gibson novel—it's really mind-blowing, like an L5 space colony that has touched down on the East Prussian plains.) And there will be a pub meet-up announcement in due course!
The Scottish Political Singularity is not only far from over, it's showing every sign of recomplicating, bizarrely.
From The Guardian:
a new poll by Ipsos Mori for STV showed that a record 52% of Scottish voters would vote SNP if there were an immediate general election, implying the SNP would win 54 Westminster seats - a nine-fold increase on the six seats it currently holds - leaving Labour with just four. Carried out in part after Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont's sudden resignation last Friday, the poll put Labour at just 23% - its lowest figure in over six years, with the Tories cut to 10% and the Lib Dems down to 6%, tying with the Scottish Green party.
What does this mean?
Here's a brief thought-experiment for you: imagine what the UK would look like today if the outcome of the second world war had taken a left turn early in 1940, and the whole of western Europe somehow ended up under Soviet control by 1946. (No nuclear weapons or gas attacks need apply: this speculation is about outcomes, not processes—so discussion of precisely how the British People's Democratic Republic comes about is left as an exercise for the reader (and is not to be explored in comments)).
Let us further postulate that Stalinism passes with its creator, much as happened in our own experience of history: that the Soviet empire eventually undergoes the same fiscal crisis and collapse (alternative discussion of the same process by a former Soviet minister—you can forget the urban legend that Ronald Reagan did it) much as we remember, except possibly somewhat later—as late as the early 21st century, perhaps.
What interests me, in view of recent revelations about police spying and the extent of the British surveillance state is: How would the practice of internal suppression of dissent and state surveillance have differed in a post-Soviet Britain from what we appear to be living with right now?
There's some kind of bizarre curse hanging over my Laundry Files series. Or maybe it's a deeper underlying problem with writing fiction set in the very near future (or past): I'm not sure which. All I'm sure is that that for the past decade, reality has been out to get me: and I'm fed up.
Today is my 50th birthday. As Terry Pratchett noted, "inside every old man there's an 8 year old wondering what the hell just happened". In the absence of some really big medical breakthroughs I'm almost certainly more than halfway through my span: so what have I learned?
(Note: I'm putting this in a blog entry rather than a novel because this is the right place for self-indulgent bloviating and miscellaneous wankery. Put it another way: if you read it here, you don't have to get angry at me because you paid good cash money for it. Just file under getting-it-out-of-my-system and move on.)
It's a truth universally acknowledged, that every comment thread hanging off a blog entry sooner or later veers away from the original topic and ends up approaching a stable orbit around the usual strange attractors of the blog commentariat.
For example, in the last-but-one blog entry, over the course of 350-odd comments we veered from a not-a-manifesto about urban fantasy to the subject of future transport tech in a post-global-climate-change world, and thence to a discussion of Californian aquapolitics.
There is of course a reason for this phenomenon. In general, folks who use the comments do so either to express an opinion on the original blog entry, or to carry on a discussion. As the volume of comments expands, most casual readers skip past them to deposit their fragrant opinions on the original essay—but the folks who are there for the discussion read all (or most of) the comments, and participate in the top drift. As the volume of observations on the original entry dies down, the comment thread comes to be dominated by the ongoing discussion: which is to say, it's perpetuated by the usual suspects, who continue to focus on their usual subjects.
What are the usual strange attractors for this particular blog? Discussion of this topic is welcome, and encouraged! (But discussion of the strange attractors themselves may be moderated or deleted, lest this topic vanish up its own recursive arse.)
UPDATE: The server this blog runs on will be shut down for 1-2 hours between 0700 and 0900 (UTC+1) next Monday the 13th of October. This is to permit the installation of additional memory.
The server will then be shut down again, for five hours, on the evening of Tuesday October 21st. Maintenance starts at 2230 (UTC+1) and should be over by 0330 (UTC+1). (That's 6:30pm on the US eastern seaboard, ending a bit after midnight.)
This is to permit the server to be physically moved from its current hosting centre to a new one with better bandwidth (and cheaper ground rent).
Normal service will be resumed on the 22nd. OK?
I'm just not that interested in writing science fiction this decade. Nope: instead, I'm veering more and more in the direction of urban fantasy. Here's why.
Retired NSA director William Binney explains what the Snowden leaks really mean. This is an indispensable read if you're trying to understand the shape of the flypaper we're collectively stuck to. It's quite long, and it's a transcript of a lecture (with slides), but it's well worth persisting. In particular, do not give up before you get to the explanation of the term "parallel reconstruction" and see what certain agencies are using it for. I don't want to sound alarmist, but? Be alarmed, be very, very alarmed.
The European Convention on Human Rights was intended to enshrine the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights in law for Europe. The UN UDHR was passed by the UN General Assembly in December 1948 as a response to the horrors of the second world war.
In no small part, the ECHR was pushed for by a fellow called Winston Churchill, who said:
"In the centre of our movement stands the idea of a Charter of Human Rights, guarded by freedom and sustained by law. It is impossible to separate economics and defence from the general political structure. Mutual aid in the economic field and joint military defence must inevitably be accompanied step by step with a parallel policy of closer political unity. It is said with truth that this involves some sacrifice or merger of national sovereignty. But it is also possible and not less agreeable to regard it as the gradual assumption by all the nations concerned of that larger sovereignty which can alone protect their diverse and distinctive customs and characteristics and their national traditions all of which under totalitarian systems, whether Nazi, Fascist, or Communist, would certainly be blotted out for ever."
So. Conservative-in-name Prime Minister David Cameron today promised to repeal the Human Rights Act, the legislation enshrining in UK law a chunk of supranational legislation put in place by notable former Conservative prime minister Winston Churchill as an anti-totalitarian measure.
Coinciding with Home Secretary Theresa May's attempt at reintroducing a universal surveillance regime of which the Stasi or KGB would have been proud, and her avowed desire to gag unpalatable political views from the media, you've got to wonder where all this is intended to go ...
Let's take a trip down memory lane to understand what the USA, UK and others bombing IS in Iraq is really about, starting with a quiz:
What started on December 24th, 1979?
What was Operation Cyclone?
Who was Abdullah Azzam and what was the name of his young protege and follower who continued the organization he founded?
Who did Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad originally pledge allegiance to, and what did that organization change its name to on October 17th, 2004, and then in 2013/14?
The lack of blogging this week has two roots: firstly, it was my parents' diamond wedding anniversary on Monday (which called for a road trip to visit them), and secondly, I'm still up to my elbows in the final draft of "The Annihilation Score", next July's Laundry Files novel. No, I can't say for sure when it'll be finished; probably early next week, but there's no guarantee. (I can say that this draft is 20% longer than the previous draft, which probably explains why it's taking so long ...)
In other news, some of you may have heard of this new-fangled social network called Ello. You can find me on it as @cstross, the same handle I use on twitter. Not much is happening there as yet (it's still in beta) but for now it looks a lot more interesting than Facebook (ack, spit).
Normal blogging will, I hope, be resumed early next week: or when I find something I feel compelled to rant about that won't fit inside a novel. In the meantime, watch the skies!


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2014 is not over yet, as there are a ton of games yet to be released. Check out the biggest ones left, in game releases 2014
Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes PC Specs Revealed
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Ubisoft to fix Assassin's Creed Unity performance issues on PC
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Coming to Steam in December
Assassin's Creed Rogue Confirmed for PC
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A major installment in a famous franchise that is let down by crippling bugs and forgettable characters. Assassin's Creed Unity is a letdown.
Kickstarter space MMORPG Elite: Dangerous cuts a promised feature.
Telltale Games have revealed the first proper trailer for their upcoming Game of Thrones series. We see some new faces as well as some familiar ones.
Roller's of the Realm combines Pinball and RPG features, and might even be better than what you played on Windows XP…
Video games seem much more interested in depicting what it's like to be a commander in a war room than recreating the experience of the many civilians caught in the crossfire of armed conflict. This War of Mine aims to be the exception here – taking this perspective and spinning a compelling, though-oft harrowing, survival sandbox around it. Read on for our full review
Kojima Productions has finally revealed the minimum and recommended specifications for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes on the PC.
The PS4 port of Planetside 2 will have a beta out before year's end.
This month's Kickstarter includes terminal illnesses, soviet intrigue and stealth platforming action. Read on for more.
Ready your weapons Vault Hunters. The World Premiere trailer for the newest Telltale Games series has dropped.

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Upon unboxing my new Nikon Speedlight SB-900 in Florida this week, I was prompted to adapt the old movie line – "Is that a flash in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"
This thing is huge, big, large, enormous, grand – okay you get it – the SB-900 takes up a lot of space. It's the largest flash head I've ever seen from a major camera manufacturer.
Once I got over the shock of the size, it dawned on me that this was a good thing. In most cases involving photography, the larger the light source, the better the light.
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Nikon Inc. announced the AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G lens. It's a fixed focal length, fast-aperture DX-format lens that affords photographers using crop sensor cameras the versatility of the classic 50mm focal length (FX-format equivalent of 52mm). "The development and release of the 35mm f/1.8 NIKKOR lens delivers new and added versatility to the […]
Nikon Announces D3X – TWIP One of the worst kept secrets in the photo world has been revealed. Nikon has announced details of its newest flagship body – the D3X. The official Nikon site info can be found here. A more detailed 28-page PDF is also available for download. Finally, the official news release is […]
Let me say this right off the bat. The D90 is not a perfect camera, but in my opinion, it's one of the best DSLRs you can buy for less than $1000 IF – your primary concern is image quality. If you're buying it because it's sturdy, or because it does video, (I'll get to that,) or for ergonomics, maybe it's no better than any similarly-priced camera.
First-let's talk about the D90 as a still camera.
This is an all-new product on the inside. It doesn't just cannibalize other Nikon gear. It's a 12.3 Megapixel CMOS sensor with a 4.5 FPS burst mode. It offers live view on a lovely three-inch LCD. It also offers Nikon's cool Active D Lighting which improves dynamic range.
I tested the D90 with several high-quality lenses and found it to work well with all of them, including the Sigma 300-800. I installed the spare battery grip, but I did find the standard battery life to be incredibly good. Double incredibly good with the grip. I shot on and off for two full days and the batteries still had juice into the next morning.
I am primarily a wildlife photographer. My tools need to help me photograph action. Whether it be wildlife or sports, no camera has ever been able to deliver such consistent results for me. After several months of constant use, I have a better understanding of the value of this camera.
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Photokina announcements are starting to pour in.
We received Nikon's latest news release announcing the launch of the AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.4G lens…
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Article: "New museum collection puts the 'west' in Pacific
Page: B5
Date: Thursday, November 20, 2014
Pre- Reading Discussion Questions:
Look at the title and the images on page B5. What do you think it
means for a museum collection to have a style of the west or Pacific
Northwest? What museums have you seen? What did you enjoy about
them? What do you think is happening in the painting?
Read the following quotes and determine the meaning of the word
based on how it's used in the sentence:
like the pioneers, the
Tacoma Art Museum is reinventing itself. Well, OK, not exactly like
the pioneers, but there is a sense of optimism, expansion and
celebratory acquisitiveness
within TAM's freshly remodeled building."
people who help create or develop new ideas, methods, etc.)
(acquisitiveness: the strong desire to own more things)
spent many summers in the area, their three sons were born there,
and they have been
instrumental in the redevelopment of downtown Tacoma with
monetary donations to the TAM, the Museum of Glass, LeMay: America's
Car Museum and the University of Washington's Tacoma campus."
(very important in helping or causing something to happen or be
are met with sweeping vistas
of mountains and river valleys, scenes of cowboys and their horses,
and idealized images of Native Americans."
(large and beautiful views of an area of land or water)
Journal Writing Prompts:
"These questions are, in part,
prompted by the makeup of the Haub Collection, which, overall,
evokes the open, rugged ambience of big sky country or the
Southwest, rather than the deep greens, blues and mists of Puget
Review the above description of "big sky country" (the West), the
Southwest, and the Puget Sound. Select one area of the country to
write a descriptive paragraph about. Based on where you may have
visited, what you have seen in movies and on TV, and what you have
read, describe the area, appealing to all five senses (sight, sound,
taste, touch, smell) if possible. Why would you like to or not like
to visit this part of the country?
Discussion Questions:
Review the excerpt and discuss the following questions:
"But do contemporary residents of this region think of themselves as
living in the American West or in the Great Pacific Northwest? Do
residents of Eastern Washington and rural areas feel more connected
to that larger regional identity? How does Tacoma, with its
industrial past, fit in?"
What parts of the United States make up the West? What parts make
up the Pacific Northwest? What ideas and images do you associate
with the West and the Pacific Northwest? Which region do you feel
connected to? Create a map which shows the West and Pacific
Northwest regions.
Small group discussion and activity:
"Within the 133 works currently on view, there's a heavy emphasis on
landscapes, portraits, and animal and genre scenes (scenes of
everyday life). We are met with sweeping vistas of mountain and
river valleys, scenes of cowboys and their horses, and idealized
images of Native Americans."
Discuss in a group the difference between landscape, portrait, animal and
genre scenes. Then look up the definitions. Which paintings have you
seen in museums or in books which are examples of these styles?
Research examples of these styles and share them with the class.
Which style is your favorite? Why?
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GustOrganics: A Green Oasis Amidst NYC's Fast Food Options
Continuing our green restaurant series, I had the pleasure of visiting one of New York City's latest eco-friendly additions to the foodscape called GustOrganics (or GUSTO). Located on the Avenue
Video: Harrison Ford Waxes An Acre Of His Chest Hair
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Horses posses a great sense of spirit. They are captivating, beautiful, and wonderful animals. This painting is named Spirit, the reason for this name is this portrait depicts the horses inner spirit of power and mystery. The spirit in any animal or human can be discovered just by watching. Art reproductions are available on canvas, prints, posters, and greeting cards.
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Beautiful work! You have, indeed, captured the spirit........L.
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Annie --this is a very well done oil --congrats! L/F
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Annie, congratulations on this beautiful portrait, and your celebration of this noble beast on the most beautiful spiritual level, so uniquely captured....wonderful !!!..v.f..Vivian
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You've painted its spirit perfectly Annie, this is stunning! L/F
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Very nice Annie, beautifully done!
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Love the painting and the title. V/f
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nicely done, great use of texture and bold colour. V/f
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Mysterious and impressionistic feel is making it very uniquely attractive ! Great job ! v/f
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Awesome. Love the mood. V
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Lovely, you have represented this well. V/f
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I like the darkness of this one.
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I agree with your feeling of the inner spirit of horses and other creatures....any dog owner would feel that too! I love your tender warm treatment of this painting! fav/v16
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Beautiful! Love the rich tones!
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Lovely work, Annie!!! Full of emotion! v/f
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You don't have to refer to the title to see the spirit... it's there! v
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Enjoy the choice of color for this work, well done:) v/f
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This is so lovely! Really beautiful.
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You most certainly have his spirit! v/f
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Gorgeous light and warm tones captured in this painting Annie! We Voted! Celebrate life, Debra and Dave
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I love this! Beautifully done and love the rich color work. v/f
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