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Oct 13, 2024 | 
thespec.com | Alex Good |Mason Coile |Pasha Malla |Richard Powers
G.P. Putnam’s Sons, $24, 224 pages“William” is a short, sharp shock of a book that tells a quick techno-horror tale about a smart house gone bad and AI run amok. When married engineers Henry and Lily invite another couple over for brunch, on Halloween of all days, we might not be expecting a demonic parody of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” but that’s what’s on the menu.
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Oct 13, 2024 | 
insideottawavalley.com | Alex Good |Mason Coile |Pasha Malla |Richard Powers
G.P. Putnam’s Sons, $24, 224 pages“William” is a short, sharp shock of a book that tells a quick techno-horror tale about a smart house gone bad and AI run amok. When married engineers Henry and Lily invite another couple over for brunch, on Halloween of all days, we might not be expecting a demonic parody of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” but that’s what’s on the menu.
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Oct 13, 2024 | 
thestar.com | Alex Good
G.P. Putnam’s Sons, $24, 224 pages“William” is a short, sharp shock of a book that tells a quick techno-horror tale about a smart house gone bad and AI run amok. When married engineers Henry and Lily invite another couple over for brunch, on Halloween of all days, we might not be expecting a demonic parody of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” but that’s what’s on the menu.
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Sep 6, 2024 | 
inkandswitch.com | Alex Good
01 · Welcome to the Beehive Today’s cloud services have very mature access control features. These systems depend on a key architectural detail: they are able to rely on encapsulation by taking advantage of the network boundary. Since data is not available to read or write directly by the client, a privileged guard process is able to apply arbitrary access control rules. This process retrieves and/or mutates data on behalf of clients.
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Jul 28, 2024 | 
thestar.com | Alex Good
Glass Houses by Madeline Ashby, $36.99, Tor. Glass HousesBy Madeline Ashby Already a Subscriber? Sign in You are logged in Switch accounts Tor, $36.99, 272 pagesToronto author Madeline Ashby pulls off something difficult in “Glass Houses.” It’s a novel that pretty much announces from the get-go that there’s a twist or two coming, but when they arrive they still come as a surprise.
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Jul 28, 2024 | 
thespec.com | Alex Good |Madeline Ashby |Keanu Reeves |John Marrs
Already a Subscriber? Sign in Tor, $36.99, 272 pagesToronto author Madeline Ashby pulls off something difficult in “Glass Houses.” It’s a novel that pretty much announces from the get-go that there’s a twist or two coming, but when they arrive they still come as a surprise.
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May 30, 2024 | 
thespec.com | Alex Good |Robert Sawyer |Edward Ashton |Lionel Shriver
The DownloadedBy Robert J. Sawyer Already a Subscriber? Sign in Shadowpaw Press, $19.95, 192 pages The Rip Van Winkle story has often been adapted by science-fiction authors as a way of transporting present-day characters far into the future. And in Robert J. Sawyer’s “The Downloaded,” it comes in handy again. In 2059 a crew of scientists have their bodies frozen and their minds uploaded into virtual reality programs before being sent to a new planet.
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May 30, 2024 | 
insideottawavalley.com | Alex Good |Robert Sawyer |Edward Ashton |Lionel Shriver
The DownloadedBy Robert J. SawyerShadowpaw Press, $19.95, 192 pages The Rip Van Winkle story has often been adapted by science-fiction authors as a way of transporting present-day characters far into the future. And in Robert J. Sawyer’s “The Downloaded,” it comes in handy again. In 2059 a crew of scientists have their bodies frozen and their minds uploaded into virtual reality programs before being sent to a new planet.
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May 30, 2024 | 
bramptonguardian.com | Alex Good |Robert Sawyer |Edward Ashton |Lionel Shriver
The DownloadedBy Robert J. SawyerShadowpaw Press, $19.95, 192 pages The Rip Van Winkle story has often been adapted by science-fiction authors as a way of transporting present-day characters far into the future. And in Robert J. Sawyer’s “The Downloaded,” it comes in handy again. In 2059 a crew of scientists have their bodies frozen and their minds uploaded into virtual reality programs before being sent to a new planet.
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May 30, 2024 | 
toronto.com | Alex Good |Robert J Sawyer |Edward Ashton |Lionel Shriver
The DownloadedBy Robert J. SawyerShadowpaw Press, $19.95, 192 pagesThe Rip Van Winkle story has often been adapted by science-fiction authors as a way of transporting present-day characters far into the future. And in Robert J. Sawyer’s “The Downloaded,” it comes in handy again. In 2059 a crew of scientists have their bodies frozen and their minds uploaded into virtual reality programs before being sent to a new planet.
