And, a new feature of our sale: select NON-fiction titles all free or $0.99. Participating authors include Kit Sun Cheah and Misha Burnett, JP Mac, Brian McCoppin, Tom Kratman, David Knox, and Hans G. Schantz. Main Sale Page New Additions Fan Favorites Pulp on Pulp: Tips and Tricks for Writing […]
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These titles have not appeared in recent sales: a great place to start looking for some fresh reads. Offerings include titles from Michael Gallagher, John C. Wright, Brian Niemeier, Hans G. Schantz, Richard Nichols, Mike Wyant, Jr., Jon del Arroz, John M. Olsen, C.S. Johnson, C.A. Sabol, Robert Kroese, Becky […]
These are some of the top offerings from previous book sales including science fiction grandmasters, established mainstream authors and emerging indie talent. Authors include Kit Sun Cheah, Declan Finn, Hans G. Schantz, David Humphreys, Robert Kroese, Jon del Arroz, J.P. Mac, Ryan Williamson, Neovictorian, Peter Grant, J. Daniel Sawyer, Milo […]
Final total: 1463 Kindle Free E-books and 2187 Kindle Paid E-Books. Thanks for participating. Our next sale will be September 7-13. These titles have not appeared in previous sales: a great place to start looking for some fresh reads. Offerings include titles from Jonathan P. Brazee, Barry Scott Will, Declan […]
Final total: 1463 Kindle Free E-books and 2187 Kindle Paid E-Books. Thanks for participating. Our next sale will be September 7-13. These are some of the top offerings from previous book sales including science fiction grandmasters, established mainstream authors and emerging indie talent. Authors include Travis J.I. Corcoran, L. Jagi […]
Every title $0.99 or free! Final total: 1463 Kindle Free E-books and 2187 Kindle Paid E-Books. Thanks for participating. Our next sale will be September 7-13. Some complain about the culture. Others do something about it. Support non-woke authors and get yourself some great books from both established and emerging […]
Today, I’m presenting my talk on the Schelkunoff-Smith Chart and How Near Fields Work at the 2021 Allerton Antenna Applications Symposium. Ideal electromagnetic waves include synchronized electric and magnetic waves conveying equal amounts of electric and magnetic energy at the speed of light. The ratio of the electric to magnetic […]
Can’t be there in person? You can still celebrate the debut of the most based science fiction convention ever by checking out a hundred outstanding titles each priced at just $0.99, including many that are absolutely free. The selection includes top science fiction, fantasy, and adventure authors like Leigh Brackett, […]
Celebrate Memorial Day Weekend by topping off your library. Select from over eighty titles each priced at $0.99, including more than a dozen that are absolutely free. The selection includes top science fiction, fantasy, and adventure authors like Leigh Bracket, C.J. Carella, Larry Correia, Jon del Arroz, David Drake, Eric […]
I’ll post the Marvelous Memorial Day Weekend Sale later today. Sorry for the delay. Just need a few more rolls of tape and a refill of my allergy prescription. For a behind the scenes look at how these sales get made, check out this video.
Celebrate Thanksgiving Weekend by topping off your library. Select from over eighty titles each priced at $0.99, including more than a dozen that are absolutely free.
I’m honored that The Brave and the Bold is being mentioned in lists of the best fiction of 2018. I make a point of recommending other authors’ stories I particularly enjoyed in the afterwards of my own novels. Here are a few additional great works of fiction I’ll recommend as […]
I will visit Virginia Tech on Monday March 13th to give an EM seminar on “Energy Flow in Reactive Fields” at 1:00PM in the Whittemore 654 conference room. Slides: https://prezi.com/f_2md1molwhp Abstract: Energy Flow in Reactive Fields Conventional wisdom treats radiation as a transverse kink in a field line and classifies the “near […]
Hidden deep within the heart of London is a humble facade on St. James’s Square leading to 17 miles of bookshelves distributed through seven conjoined buildings. The London Library was born 175 years ago. One of the world’s largest independent lending libraries, The London Library never throws away any books, […]
Great links from the AetherCzar Blogroll: Milo Suspended On Twitter … Again! **UPDATE** Milo Reinstated …. Again! June 17, 2016 – Breitbart What Happens If GPS Fails? June 17, 2016 – Geek Press Where’s That Trump Third Act? June 17, 2016 – Scott Adams’ Blog LIGO has announced the December […]
Tomorrow, Saturday May 28, I will be presenting “So You Want To Be An Inventor,” at ATLOSCon 2016 in Atlanta, Georgia. My previous talk, “So You Want to Be an Author,” took a holistic approach to authorship, including writing, editing, production, and marketing. My talk on inventorship focuses only on […]
Some interesting links from the blogroll: The problem With SF May 15, 2016 (The Arts Mechanical) Small P*nises In Artwork May 13, 2016 (GeekPress) Charles IV: 700th birthday May 13, 2016 (The Reference Frame) Gruber & Rhodes: Lying Politicians Are Old News, But Bragging About it Seems To Be An […]
At long last I’m done with my book so I have time to update my blog. I will be making some changes over the next week, so don’t be surprised if you happen across some formatting glitches. Also, I have a few comments pending to which I’ll respond soon.
Today, I am presenting a seminar on some diverse topics for the folks in the Antennas and Electromagnetics Research Group at Queen Mary University, London. Here are links to some slides: Three Centuries of UWB Antennas Near-Field Wireless Technology The Time Domain, Superposition, and How Electromagnetics Really Works A couple […]
Some interesting new details are emerging on the Stuxnet virus and the damage it did to the Iranian nuclear program: Jerusalem Post – ‘Stuxnet virus set back Iran’s nuclear program by 2 years’ The Atlantic – Stuxnet? Bah, That’s Just the Beginning FoxNews.com – Mystery Surrounds Cyber Missile That Crippled […]
It’s been a busy month at ÆtherCzar, driven largely by interest in the soon to be released Atlas Shrugged movie and in full-body scanner technology and safety. The month began with a preview of John Aglialoro’s film adaptation of Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged. Part One of the planned trilogy is […]
A few recent items of interest: St. Croix Systems is hosting a free 5-part educational webinar series on asset tracking using Real Time Location Systems. Four of the leading RTLS vendors in healthcare will present their solutions to give the audience a better understanding of how RTLS can support effective […]