I got an email from Kyle Cassidy the other day, saying:
When was the last time you were called a genius in WIRED magazine?He was referring to the item in this month's issue shown above, number ten in their "what's wired" playlist. Which reads in its entirety:
Unless it happened again after page 45 of this month's issue, it would be"page 45 of this month's issue".
WhereIWrite.orgAnd I, of course, immediately wrote back to Kyle, saying:
While visiting Michael Swanwick's home, photographer Kyle Cassidy charmed his way into taking a peek at the sci-fi author's workplace. Cassidy ways he felt as if he'd "cracked open Swanwick's skull and seen inside his genius." Thus began a project: snapping photos at the lairs of award-winning writers like Joe Haldeman, Gregory Frost, Piers Anthony, and Neil Gaiman (above). It's Cribs for the literary set.
Kyle, of course, is not only a photographer but also a writer. Which makes him that rarity of rarities, a super-genius, and thus entitled to employ the suffix 124c41+.Wait, wait. You do all the work, and I get the praise? Maybe I am a genius after all!
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