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Archon 41 Panel Schedule
TweetIf you’re in the St. Louis area and attending Archon 41 this weekend (Sept 29 – Oct 1), I will be in attendance and sitting on a number of panels. Please look me up and say hello if you’re going to … Continue reading
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Tagged archon, archon 41, books, con, panel, sci-fi, Thomas K Carpenter, young adult
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Toyota Fun-Vii = Gamers FunCar
TweetIn my Gamers trilogy people use auto-driving FunCars to get around while playing augmented reality games along the way. The cars can be customized to look like anything you want them to. The Toyota Fun-Vii concept video seems like a … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, augmented reality, books, digital sea, Gamers
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Ender’s Gamification
Tweet Ender’s Game is a classic piece of literature disguised as a YA novel. I’m not sure why I decided to reread it, except that it was on my Kindle and I noticed a new forward by Orson Scott Card, … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, books, Ender Wiggins, Ender's Game, Gamers, Gamification, Novels, Orson Scott Card, science fiction, YA Novels
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