Earl Newton on Rejection

June 30, 2009

The usual advice regarding the stony silence most creative submissions receive, but also a nice bit at the end about success and what that really means for artists.

« On work

Real print version of Beautiful Red on Amazon »

Hamlet, Prince of Robots

Sir Julius Vogel Award winner

Like Succession meets Blade Runner … an extremely compelling and satisfying read that allowed me to investigate my own place in our time of communion and interdependence with machines.

—Pip Adam, author of Acorn Prize winner The New Animals

Something is rotten in the state of cybernetics.

Elsinore Robotics is on the cusp of a breakthrough—the company is poised to create the first humanoid androids powered by true artificial intelligence. Their only rival, Norwegian Technologies, lost a publicly streamed contest between their flagship model, Fortinbras, and Elsinore’s HAM(let) v.1.

But when the first Hamlet model is found irreparably deactivated, the apparent victim of wild malware, the field of consumer cybernetics is thrown wide open.

Learn More

Earl Newton on Rejection

Like this:

Poetry

Non-fiction

Elsewhere

Share this:

Like this:

Footer

Social

Connect

Poetry

Non-fiction

Elsewhere