patterntology

"The Patternists specialized in cerebral asymmetry. With grossly expanded right-brain hemispheres, they were highly intuitive, given to metaphors, parallels, and sudden cognitive leaps. Their inventive minds and quick, unpredictable genius had given them a competitive edge at first. But with these advantages had come grave weaknesses: autism, fugue states, and paranoia. Patternists grew out of control and became grotesque webs of fantasy." - Bruce Sterling Schismatrix Plus

13 July 2019

Published in Adventure Journal

Earlier this year I was contacted by Adventure Journal to license a few of my pieces for an article about Baboquivari written by Alaskan writer and mountaineer David Stevenson. I was honored. This quality publication has a good subscription base, is printed and bound with good paper and has lovely layout. The whole process was a breeze and I would hope to work with these professionals again some day.