Here you will find my guest posts on other sites around the web:

Assorted Guest Posts:

• “Plato vs. Metaphysics, or How Very Hard it Is to Un-Learn Freud” my post for the Crooked Timber seminar on Jo Walton’s The Just City.
• Smithsonian Freer/Sackler Galleries, Osamu Tezuka God of Manga event, with guest posts by Ada Palmer, Helen McCarthy, Natsu Onoda Power, and Fredrick Schodt, December 2009.

Too Like the Lightning blog tour:

• Fast Forward Interview
• Interview at The Future Fire
• The Future of the Olympics: Huffington Post
• The Setup: Ada Palmer
• What is Ada reading?
• Interview at Scientific American
• Interview with Marissa Lingen
• The Page 69 Test
• The Kitchen Tree: Fran Wilde’s Cooking the Books (Podcast)
• Sci Fi Chick: Terra Ignota, a World of Diaspora
• Fantasy Book Critic: Writing in a different question palette
• The Quillery: Interview
• Interview on Inverse: Historical novels from the future
• Whatever (John Scalzi’s Blog): The Big Idea, Too Like the Lightning
• BiblioSanctum: In Terra Ignota, Diaspora Becomes Nations Without Borders
• Tor/Forge Blog: World Building Like a Historian (Terra Ignota)
• SF Signal: Middle Future Science Fiction (Terra Ignota)
• Locus Online: World Building and Change in Terra Ignota
• My Bookish Ways: Q&A with Ada Palmer about Too Like the Lightning
• Cover Reveal: “Being Useful is Your Punishment – Revealing Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer,” Tor.com
• Podcasts associated with the Too Like the Lightning blog tour:
  • Dungeon Crawlers Radio Interview
  • Roundtable Podcast
  • Podcast Interview on The Methods of Rationality
  • Interview on Conlangery
  • The Kitchen Tree: Fran Wilde’s Cooking the Books
  • Interview on Inverse: Historical novels from the future

Seven Surrenders

• Tor/Forge Blog: What Will the Future Call This Era?
• Tor.com: Writing a Future in which You Choose Your Nation
• Barnes & Noble: How to Build a Future History, with Ada Palmer

The Will to Battle

• Scientific American: When Social Science Meets Science Fiction 
• Podcastle Interview
• TorForge blog: Other Story Ingredients

 

Terra Ignota Crooked Timber Seminar:

• The Seminar Begins (Participant list)
• “Complicity and the Reader” by Jo Walton
• “De Sade, war, civil society” by Henry Farrell
• “Future’s Past” by Neville Morley
• “The Old Dragon But Slept: Terra Ignota, the Sensayer System, and Faith” by Max Gladstone
• Ada Palmer’s Great Conversation by Lee Constantinou
• Heroes and Aliens by John Holbo
• In Good Hands by Maria Farrell
• Gods of this Fictional Universe by Belle Waring
• Falling Into the Cracks of Identity by Ruthanna Emrys