Newsletter – September 2022 After a freakishly long dry – and hot! – spell, someone must have looked at the calendar, seen that it was autumn and finally decided to send some serious rain to Cantabria. This apparently endless summer had given us the time we needed to get agreement from the residents’ committee to …
Newsletter – August 2022 As well as anticipating at least one of my future ‘careers’, my final year undergraduate degree project with the promising title ‘Computer Programming for Flow over Side Weirs’ granted me access to the university Computer Centre. I remember it as a circular building, though perhaps it was octagonal. More importantly, it …
Why did Derek kick the cards across the computer centre? Read More »
Newsletter – July 2022 A while ago, I was thinking back to when I studied what used to be called ‘computing’ and people wrote programs. In those primitive times, when only Macs (nobody talked about ‘Apple’) had graphical user interfaces, I remember once using what we thought was a pretty funky language called prolog to …
An AI that thinks it’s a werewolf or ‘nonsense on stilts’ Read More »
March has been quite a month. As well as getting this website up and running, I also finished proofing the first two stories in the Backdoor Angels Short Stories series and uploaded them to a couple of funky promo sites. And April kicks off with a ‘Science fiction extravaganza’ group promotion featuring Imperfectly Deadly, the …
Well, the website is more or less there at last. It’s not been quite as easy as I’d hoped, but never mind. (Last website I created I did most of it myself in HTML. What a dinosaur!) Next thing is to get some links so you can download the two freebies I’m about to upload …
