Kim Stanley Robinson Developed A New Time Travel Hypothesis For His Latest Book

Interview with KSR at The Guardian: Kim Stanley Robinson: science fiction's realist

Geologist At Work

When I was in high school my favorite books were in the 'Winning Of America' historical fiction series by Allen Eckert. The NYT has a profile of Asbury Sallenger Jr. and his book 'Island In The Storm' which sounds like a work of geological fiction: The Geologist’s Tale: A Storm, a Survivor and a Vanishing Island

The book is “Island in a Storm.” The island is Isle Derniere (in French, “last island”), one of the barrier islands that run along the Louisiana coast. And the storm was a ferocious hurricane that roared out of the Gulf of Mexico on Aug. 10, 1856.

The Aldo Leopold Archives

The University of Wisconsin has made the full Aldo Leopold archives searchable at The Aldo Leopold Archives.

BLDGBLOG Interviews KSR

This is a long and fascinating interview - Comparative Planetology: An Interview with Kim Stanley Robinson

Atlas Shrugging?

NY Times - Formal Search for Adventurer Is Halted

First Jim Gray, now Steve Fossett has been lost. If Steve Jobs disappears it'll be time to start searching for a secret canyon in Colorado.

I am not alone in thinking this apparently:
The Lone Sysadmin - Steve Fossett, Jim Gray… Atlas Shrugged?
Through The Looking Glass - BEE-Witched, Bothered, and BEE-Wildered
Could There Ever Be a Galt's Gulch?

Kim Stanley Robinson Interview

Wired interviews Kim Stanley Robinson - Sci-Fi Author Kim Stanley Robinson Discusses Our Planet's Future