I just released a new novella-length piece of science fiction. You can download it for free over here.
Enjoy!
A bit of background:
I was going to start editing a novella I wrote last February, called “Monster Story (working title)”. It got good feedback from my first readers, but they knew and I knew that it could be [...]
In a few hours I’m flying out of Berlin, back down to south South America. The trip looks like this:
Clicking on the map will take you to the sosauce.com trip page where you can zoom in and out stuff. Also, the trip starts and ends in Punta Arenas, number 1 and 8 on the map. [...]
Here is a sonnet. It’s a story from the point of view of a man asking his master if he can ravish a woman, but picks the wrong one, and has to face the consequences.
I was at a party back in 2001 (or maybe 2002), and I found a Shakespearean Fridge Magnet set. A play [...]
This blog post is on a subject which I find fascinating, but most readers will find a bit obscure, that being Higher Biblical Criticism. It’s the first draft of a 19 page/8,000 word paper where I lay out my theory that Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were once considered the same person. Well, I’ve got to [...]
I’ve mentioned on twitter that I’ve finally completed the novel I began writing in August. I’ll hopefully be releasing it in January.
A few people have emailed me asking for more information about it, and other have asked me to write a bit more about the writing process. The following essay is very long, [...]
It’s been a long trip, but a fun trip! See my route here:
My goals for the trip, and if I managed to reach them:
- Do some good shows. Tick!
- Hang out with friends on the Prinsendam. Tick!
- Finish the music track for my video project. Tick! I’m really happy with it, but I might [...]
In 2003 I made a video of me equaling a current world record, 12 catches with 12 balls. Here is the video:
Awesome, right? Well, it was actually a fake, made for an April Fools Day prank on the world. Here is the post I made about it on rec.juggling, and the fun comments afterward.
In a [...]
