News
Kit Power said my Hammer Dracula book was one of the best nonfiction reads of the year.
Anita McDaniel reviewed my Wonder Woman book at the American Journal of Communications.
On Patreon
I published an unpaywalled 4000 word piece on how men are targeted for violence, and why MRAs make things worse.
Utilitarians Everywhere
At the LA Times I wrote about identity politics and being Jewish at Christmas in the age of Trump.
At Quartz I wrote about
—Rogue One’s underwhelming visuals.
—my top ten bandcamp albums of the year.
At Religion Dispatches I argued that it’s not immoral to believe in miracles.
At Splice Today I wrote
—on Euzhan Palcy’s A Dry White Season and mainstream compromise.
—that both Sanders and Clinton ran decent campaigns.
Thanks for all of the writing this year, Noah! Miss the blog, but love the Patreon essays.
aw, gee. thanks!
Noah:
Would you be so generous as to consider helping me get an interesting article sized science fiction piece in a popular magazine? I am hoping to find a successful writer like yourself who believes in paying it back. Here is the first paragraph, and if you feel its not good, I suppose you can pass:
Dear Brother Ka-tulong: I have taken your advice and have decided to report the progress of our agenda to you via letters, whereby, as you have explained, my human mind will the more readily grasp and master the aspects of our agenda of transcendence through the crucible effect of lingual incarnation. For as some intelligent humans have observed, whatsoever a man is unable to adequately express via the forms of his language, these things are also fundamentally undeveloped in him. To the effect that, how indeed might I prove myself the agent and agency of our species overcoming if I am verily unclear as to its essential aspects? Not to mention that in serving as the catalyst of my species punctuated evolution, I must myself embody such same evolution, whereby my lingual expression is its sign…
Hey Roger. I fear you’ve come to the wrong place; I don’t have any editorial contacts at sci fi magazines. Sorry about that!