I am excited to launch the website for my forthcoming science fiction novel Pattern Earth. There is not much content there now, but it will grow over time. My initial wave of queries this summer left me empty handed. This should sound familiar to most new writers. I don’t blame anyone but myself for the rejections;… Read More My novel PATTERN EARTH gets its own web page
Got an eye for design? Enter for your chance to win a $50 gift card to the Ryerson Bookstore! The DESIGN & WIN Contest is looking for an eye-catching, out of this world design that will be used as a cover photo for Dr. Anthony Bonato’s The Pattern Earth Files – a short story series… Read More DESIGN & WIN CONTEST
I am excited to offer some short short stories based on my novel PATTERN EARTH on Wattpad. In case you don’t know, Wattpad is a platform where writers share their stories, often in serialized form, for free. Think of it as the Youtube for writers. The first story in what I call THE PATTERN EARTH FILES… Read More Pattern Earth Files and Kris Argentia on Twitter
Alex Kasman (College of Charleston) runs a great site on mathematical fiction, where he describes books, plays, and films featuring mathematics in some way. I found an interesting article by him on women mathematicians in fiction. He found that only about 100 works out of the 900 he catalogues contain female mathematicians. One of the… Read More Women mathematicians in fiction
I wrote a science fiction novel Pattern Earth with mathematical themes. After 16-year-old Kris Argentia—a mathematics prodigy—proves the Riemann hypothesis, the world’s deepest and until now un-solved mathematical problem, she is charged by high-ranking world officials to advise the M-Team, a group of the planet’s best mathematical minds. The M-Team are comprised of geniuses tasked with staving… Read More Pattern Earth: a novel
