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For the past few days, we've been discussing and kibbitzing about David Louis Edelman's novel Infoquake. And now the author himself is here to answer all of your questions! More »
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Ever worked at a tech startup that used some unscrupulous means to get ahead, and stood on the verge of an amazing breakthrough? Then you'll love Infoquake, David Louis Edelman's novel which the io9 Book Club is discussing. Join in! More »
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It's your last chance to grab onto something solid, because we're going to be discussing David Louis Edelman's Infoquake in the io9 book club on Tuesday. And later in the week, Edelman will join us to answer your questions. More »
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When David Louis Edelman started writing the Jump 225 trilogy, he thought the thrilling science of bio/logics, which lets you hack your body, was hundreds of years in the future... but now he thinks it's coming in our lifetimes. More »
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We've been tempted to hack our own biochemistry to speed up our perceptions of time and ease the wait for Geosynchron, the third book in David Louis Edelman's ambitious biohacking/reality-hacking saga. But it's here at last, more warped than ever. More »
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David Louis Edelman's future-business saga MultiReal was one of the books that blew us away the most in 2008. So we had to ask Edelman why his vision of capitalism is so scary. More »
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With so much mass-media science fiction featuring anti-science heroes who battle to stop science from "going too far," it's great to read a really smart novel about a hero who's fighting to save scientific progress from being suppressed. David Louis Edelman's Multireal, the second volume in the trilogy that begins with Infoquake, is a welcome cure to the Fringe/Eleventh Hour science-bashing, even though it presents both the pro- and con- arguments about radical progress. But Multireal is also way more entertaining than the science bashers. Spoilers below. More »
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