WikiWorld

PUBLICATION HISTORY

“Providence” first appeared in The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction: Volume Three (February 2009, Solaris Books).

“Argus Blinked” first appeared in Nature, Vol. 449 (October 2007).

“Life in the Anthropocene” first appeared in The Mammoth Book of Apocalyptic SF (May 2010, Robinson Publishing).

“Bombs Away!” first appeared in Nature, Vol. 460 (August 2009).

“Cockroach Love” first appeared in Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #41 (October 2009).

“Waves and Smart Magma” first appeared in The Mammoth Book of Mindblowing SF (August 2009, Running Press).

“To See Infinity Bare” first appeared in The New and Perfect Man (Postscripts #24/25) (April 2011, PS Publishing).

“The End of the Great Continuity” first appeared in Postscripts #13, Winter 2007 (PS Publishing).

“Fjaerland” first appeared in Flurb #12 (September 2011).

“The HPL Commonplace Book” first appeared in A Book of Unspeakable Things: Works Inspired by H.P. Lovecraft’s Commonplace Book (April 2008).

“Professor Fluvius’s Palace of Many Waters” first appeared in Postscripts #15, Summer 2008 (PS Publishing).

“Yes We Have No Bananas” first appeared in Eclipse Three: New Science Fiction and Fantasy (October 2009, Night Shade Books).

“A Partial and Conjectural History of Dr. Mueller’s Panoptical Cartoon Engine” first appeared in nobrow cartoons (October 2008).

“The New Cyberiad” first appeared in We Think, Therefore We Are (January 2009, DAW Books).

“iCity” first appeared in The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction: Volume Two (February 2008, Solaris Books).

“Return to the 20^th Century” first appeared in Tales of the Shadowmen 3: Danse Macabre (January 2007, Black Coat Press).

“Murder in Geektopia” first appeared in Sideways in Crime (June 2008, Solaris Books).

“The Omniplus Ultra!” first appeared in Nature, Vol. 464 (March 2010).

“Wikiworld” first appeared in Fast Forward 1: Future Fiction from the Cutting Edge (February 2007, Pyr).