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Tag Archives: Neal Stephenson
The Desire for Enigma: The Mysterious Theft of the Code Machine
The TL/DR Synopsis Synopsis: The story of a curious episode in which one of the famous Enigma encryption machines was stolen from a museum, eventually being recovered from a mysterious figure who called himself The Master. The Master’s messages to the police were … Continue reading
Posted in Conjuring Turing: The Fictional Afterlife of Alan Turing, Facts in Fiction/Alan Turing, Luck + Death at the Edge of the World
Tagged A Madman Dreams of Turing Machines, Christos Papadimitriou, Cryptonomicon, Greg Bear Tangents, Janna Levin, Neal Stephenson, Rudy Rucker, Turing & Burroughs: A Beatnik SF Novel, Turing (A Novel About Computation)
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Conjuring Alan Turing: My Interview with Rudy Rucker + A New Non-Fiction Project
Some of you already know that my novel, Luck and Death at the Edge of the World, features computer pioneer Alan Turing as an off-stage presence (for those who haven’t read it yet, don’t worry — that’s not a spoiler). … Continue reading
Posted in Facts in Fiction/Alan Turing
Tagged Alan Turing, Allen Ginsberg, Charlie Stross, Christos Papadimitriou, Conjuring Turing: The Fictional Afterlife of Alan Turing, flickercladding, John L. Casti, Neal Cassady, Neal Stephenson, Philip K. Dick Award, Rudy Rucker, skug, skugger, skugify, Software, Stanislaw Ulam, The Atrocity Archives, The Cambridge Quintet, The Turing Centenary, Turing (A Novel About Computation), Ware Tetralogy. Cryptonomicon, Wetware, William S. Burroughs
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Nas Hedron: Words + Music 