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Bloom by Wil McCarthy, 1999-08-03
The Collapsium by Wil McCarthy, 2002-11-26
Hacking Matter: Levitating Chairs, Quantum Mirages, and the Infinite Weirdness of Programmable Atoms by Wil Mccarthy, 2004-04-14
The Fall of Sirius by Wil McCarthy, 1996-09-01
Aggressor Six by Wil McCarthy, 1994-07-01
To Crush the Moon by Wil McCarthy, 2005-05-31
The Wellstone by Wil Mccarthy, 2007-12-18
Once Upon a Galaxy by Wil McCarthy, 2002-09-03
Murder in the Solid State by Wil McCarthy, 1998-11-15
Flies from the Amber by Wil McCarthy, 1995-04-01
Lost in Transmission by Wil Mccarthy, 2004-03-02
ABORIGINAL SCIENCE FICTION Tales of the Human Kind Spring 2001 (Issue No. 65, Sci-Fi, Universe Discovered, Short Stories by Wil McCarthy, Debbie Stitt Baker, E. H. Wong, etc.)
Biography - McCarthy, Wil (1966-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team, 2007-01-01
Sol 1 - Der Schöpfer der Ewigkeit by Wil McCarthy, 2006-09-30

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Reviews For Lost In Transmission By Wil McCarthy
by wil mccarthy. In a novel that challenges our expectations at every turn, acclaimed author wil mccarthy sweeps us into the future as only he can imagine it.
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Extractions: Wil McCarthy In a novel that challenges our expectations at every turn, acclaimed author Wil McCarthy sweeps us into the future as only he can imagine it. Here is a thrilling odyssey of discovery and adventure aboard a ship of exiled rebels coming of age in an eternity that may be a lot shorter than anyone ever guessed. Brash and idealistic, they were rebels without a cause in a world governed by science, reason...and immortality. Banished for their troubles to the starship Newhope, they now face a bold future: to settle the worlds of Barnards Star. Now King Bascal Edward de Towaji Lutui, former prince of the Queendom of Sol, together with Captain Xiomara Xmary Li Weng and her lover, first mate Conrad Mursk, face a perilous voyage with thousands of their fellow exiles. The journey will last a century, but with Queendom technology its no problem to step into a fax machine and print a fresh, youthful version of yourself. But what this crew of rebels will find is far from the paradise they seek. Before long, their optimistic young colony has started to show signs of strain. And worst of all, death itself has returned with a vengeance. 67% - 3 Review(s) "Far future monarchy is one of the hoariest cliches of science fantasy, but McCarthy does a creditable job in making it believable in a hard SF context among a high-tech society of immortals."
Diverse Books | Interview With Wil McCarthy
Interview with wil mccarthy. posted MATTER. http//nanotechnow.com/wil-mccarthy-interview-061 32003.htm . (Site Under Development)
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Sci.nanotech Archives: Interview With Author Wil McCarthy
Interview with Author wil mccarthy. I recently had the distinct pleasure to interview one of my favorite authors, wil mccarthy. Upon
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Sci.nanotech Archives: Re: Interview With Author Wil McCarthy
Re Interview with Author wil mccarthy. In reply to Rocky Rawstern Interview with Author wil mccarthy . oh man! I read this book HACKING MATTER.
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Wil McCarthy On Programmable Matter
wil mccarthy on programmable matter. wil mccarthy on programmable matter. From Jon Udell. Similar Items wil mccarthy on programmable matter.
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Extractions: stargeek home PHP scripts articles seo tools ... shop From: Jon Udell Wil McCarthy on programmable matter One of my holiday books was Wil McCarthy's Hacking Matter , an engaging treatise on the theory and possible uses of man-made atoms. So I was delighted to see that McCarthy will be speaking on the subject at the Emerging Technology conference in February. document.write('Click here for great deals on Salvia - IamShaman'); No Comments yet. Name: Email Address: (it will not be displayed) Send me information on updates at stargeek.com: Title: Comments: Similar Items From: Boing Boing Blog Everyday Fashion as Pictured in Sears Catalogs I just happened upon these amazing books edited by JoAnne Olian, the "Everyday Fashion as Pictured in Sears Catalogs" series, covering kids' fashions from 1900-1950 the forties the fifties and the sixties From: raelity bytes Mac OS X Hacks Put to Bed Mac OS X Hacks was just sent to the printer, which means it'll be appearing in online bookstores and on your local brick-and-mortar bookstore shelves in a couple-three weeks. Whew!
Wil McCarthy - Bloom
The entire inner solar system has been taken over by a selfreplicating organism called mycora in wil mccarthy s latest novel, Bloom. wil mccarthy.
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Extractions: The entire inner solar system has been taken over by a self-replicating organism called mycora in Wil McCarthy's latest novel, Bloom . The mycora eventually bloom and become lethal to humans. This men-made horror, originally named due to its similarity to fungi, has continued to evolve and grow until it reaches the point that humans have been driven from the Earth-Moon system and a few survivors have found refuge in the asteroid belt and on Ganymede. John Strasheim, a shoemaker- cum -reporter has been assigned a mission to dive back into the inner solar system, the Mycosystem, the gauge the current status of Earth's inheritors. McCarthy tells his story through a series of excerpts from Strasheim's published works and realtime views of what Strasheim sees and does. Unfortunately, because Strasheim is a reporter, much of the first hundred pages seems to be Strasheim interviewing his colleagues aboard the starship Louis Pasteur or giving data dumps via his published writing. An extremist attack on the
Wil McCarthy Presented By Science Fiction And Fantasy World
wil mccarthy author of Bloom. Here featured with news, biography, bibliography, book reviews and links. or Amazon.ca. wil mccarthy.
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Extractions: Wil McCarthy Biography - Wil McCarthy Wil McCarthy was was born in Princeton, NJ, on September 16th, 1966. In 1984 Wil McCarthy moved to Boulder to attend the University of Colorado, after which he came to Denver and then its suburb, Lakewood. Wil McCarthy is currently employed as an aerospace engineer for the Lockheed Martin Corporation in Denver, where he started work in 1988.
Wil Mccarthy
wil mccarthy. The Wellstone by wil mccarthy Hacking Matter Levitating Chairs, Quantum Mirages, and the Infinite Weirdness of Programmable Atoms by wil mccarthy.
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Wil McCarthy
Lost In Transmission by mccarthy, wil $6.99 Science Fiction Fantasy Secure Shopping. Collapsium by mccarthy, wil $6.99. Wellstone by mccarthy, wil $6.99.
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Extractions: He writes a monthly column for the SciFi Channel's news magazine (www.scifi.com/sfw), and his less truthful writings have appeared in Aboriginal SF, Analog, Interzone, Asimov's Science Fiction, Science Fiction Age , and various anthologies. His novel, Bloom , was selected as a New York Times Notable Book. Further biographical and bibliographic information at: www.sff.net/people/wmccarth
Wil McCarthy: Bloom - An Infinity Plus Review
Bloom by wil mccarthy (Millennium, £6.99, 310 pages, paperback; published 18 May 2000.). It s good to see nanotech books finally
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Extractions: (Millennium, £6.99, 310 pages, paperback; published 18 May 2000.) It's good to see nanotech books finally beginning to proliferate on the sf shelves. As someone who read K Eric Drexler's Engines of Creation with unadulterated awe a few years back I've long been waiting for them to appear. There was something of a false start with Greg Bear's Blood Music back in, ooh, donkeys years ago; Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age failed to quite ignite the zeitgeist, and Kathleen Ann Goonan's Queen City Jazz was just too... convoluted (and had too much jazz in it for my liking). This new genre still needs a handy name to pigeonhole it though - "nanopunk" or something. Bloom sounds as though it might be the wide-screen novel nanotech sf needs to kick-start itself. The entire inner solar system has been taken over by a self-replicating nanotech (here referred to as "mycora") bloom that has converted every piece of solid matter 99% of the human race included into more nanotech. The remaining 1% of humanity has escaped to the moons of Jupiter and the more reckless ones the asteroid belt. They've managed to survive there for almost 30 years because the bloom cannot replicate nearly as efficiently in these cold outer wastes. Now, however, things are beginning to change and the first mission is being sent sunwards in a specially prepared ship.
Wil McCarthy
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News.NanoApex.com - Wil McCarthy: Quantum Dots, Programmable Matter, And Wellsto
More Events wil mccarthy Quantum dots, programmable matter, and wellstone. nanopeople An interview with wil mccarthy, author of Hacking Matter Amazon.
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News.NanoApex.com - Wil McCarthy: Quantum Dots, Programmable Matter, And Wellsto
wil mccarthy Quantum dots, programmable matter, and wellstone Date Monday, July 28 @ 225602 PDT Topic nanopeople. An interview
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Christian Sauve's Book Reviews: 1996-2001 Index
Life; McAuley, Paul J. Confluence Bad!; mccarthy, wil Murder in the Solid State; mccarthy, wil Aggressor Six; mccarthy, wil Bloom;
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Extractions: From the files of CHRISTIAN SAUVÉ Don't say we didn't warn you The Best of the Nebula (Ed. Ben Bova) Free Space Future Net Starlight 2 , (Ed. Patrick Nielsen Hayden) Tesseracts^5 Tesseracts^6 Tesseract 7 Tesseract 8 (Ed. Clute and Dorsey) (Edited by) David G. Hartwell: Year's Best SF 8 Encounter with Tiber The Return Allen, Roger McBride: The Modular Man Lifeline Anderson, Poul: The Stars are Also Fire [Bad!] Anthony, Patricia: Brother Termite [Bad!] Asprin, Robert: The Cold Cash War Balfour, Bruce: The Forge of Mars [Bad!] Barnes, John: A Million Open Doors Barnes, John: Earth Made of Glass Alpha Centauri [Bad!] Baxter, Stephen: The Time Ships [Top-10] Baxter, Stephen: Traces Baxter, Stephen: Moonseed Baxter, Stephen: Voyage Baxter, Stephen: Manifold: Time Baxter, Stephen: Manifold: Space Baxter, Stephen: Manifold: Origin [Bad!] Baxter, Stephen: Raft Bear, Greg / [Slant] Bear, Greg: Dinosaur Summer [Bad!] Benford, Gregory: Cosm Benford, Gregory: The Galactic Center Series Benford, Gregory: The Martian Race Benford, Gregory:
Christian Sauvé's Book Reviews: 1999 Index
Beggars in Spain; mccarthy, wil Aggressor Six; mccarthy, wil Bloom; mccarthy, wil Murder in the Solid State; McDevitt, Jack Moonfall;
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Extractions: From the files of CHRISTIAN SAUVÉ Don't say we didn't warn you [TOP-10] = One of my favourite books of the year, [BAD!] = Bad book!, [CDN] = Canadian Author(s). Science-Fiction / Horror / Fantasy Starlight 2 , (Ed. Patrick Nielsen Hayden) Ball, Margaret: Mathemagics Barnes, John: Earth Made of Glass Alpha Centauri [BAD!] Baxter, Stephen: Moonseed Baxter, Stephen: Traces van Belkom, Edo: Death Drives a Semi [CDN] Bethke, Bruce: Headcrash [TOP-10] Heart of the Comet Bujold, Lois McMaster: The Warrior's Apprentice Champetier, Joël: The Dragon's Eye [CDN] Hartmann, William K.: Mars Underground Heinlein, Robert A.: The Number of the Beast Jablokov, Alexander: Deepdrive Diplomatic Act King, Stephen / Richard Bachman: Desperation / The Regulators Kress, Nancy: Beggars in Spain McCarthy, Wil: Aggressor Six McCarthy, Wil: Bloom McCarthy, Wil: Murder in the Solid State McDevitt, Jack: Moonfall McDevitt, Jack: Standard Candles Odom, Mel: Stalker Analog Nylund, Eric S.:
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The SF Site: Featured Reviews Archive
The Collapsium The Collapsium by wil mccarthy reviewed by Rich Horton One of the timehonoured SF themes is the exploration of what we might call edge science
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Extractions: Our hero, wealthy super-scientist Bruno de Towaji, is experimenting with collapsium, a dangerous, metastable material made of proton-size black holes, when he receives a Royal Summons: the new near-solar collapsiter ring is unstable, and will fall into the sun (and eat it) unless something is done...
Wil McCarthy
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The Collapsium By Wil McCarthy
The Collapsium. by wil mccarthy. A book review by Mark L. Olson. Bantam Spectra, 2002, $6.9, 399 pp. I wish I could say that mccarthy s
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Extractions: I wish I could say that McCarthy's The Collapsium was a fine piece of hard SF. I think the problem here is that McCarthy is writing a super-science story (which means that the story is about a scientist or engineer who builds wonderful gadgets and uses them to do something big) but has gotten the notion into his head that stories need character development, too. Now the epitome of the super-science story is the Arcot, Wade and Morey series of John W. Campbell, Jr. which were published in the 30s. There are three books, The Black Star Passes The Islands of Space , and Invaders from the Infinite By the end of the first book they've intervened in a war on Venus and fought off an interstellar invasion of the Solar System. In the second book, they build a spaceship capable of intergalactic travel and the third book finds them fighting off an invasion of the entire galaxy using weapons which can obliterate stars. Each step is chronicled with plausible scientific jargon and hangs together more than adequately.
The Collapsium - Wil McCarthy
. The Collapsium wil mccarthy. Reviewed for Usenet (or see Google archive). I ve been aware of wil mccarthy since I read Bloom a couple of years ago.
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Extractions: This is a bizarre little gem of a novel. I've been aware of Wil McCarthy since I read Bloom a couple of years ago. I remember it being good, but it didn't make a huge impact on me, and I didn't see anything else of his for some time. A short while ago another poster to rec.arts.sf.written described The Collapsium as being like injecting fun into his brain; later that week I saw a paperback and added it to the To-Read pile. So glad I did... This novel is about the very cutting edge of physics/material science. It's based around the manipulation of exotic states of matter - wellstone is programmable matter, where atoms can be made from any particle, collapsium is composed of miniature black holes held in a matrix and persuaded to behave like giant elementary particles. Sounds like Greg Egan territory right? Dry, emotionless science, interesting in its own way, but maybe not such a good choice for a novel. I mean, this book has appendices. And a glossary. Got to be hard going, surely?

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