read all about Resolution (Nulapeiron 3)

My UK publishers for Absorption and its sequels, as well as Bone Song and Dark Blood, are the terrific folk at Gollancz, the SF imprint of Orion.

The publishers of Edge and the forthcoming Point, in the UK and US and elswhere, are Angry Robot.

My lovely US publishers for the Tristopolis books are Bantam (Random House).

The magnificent Pyr SF publish my other SF books in the US.

In the UK, To Hold Infinity, Paradox, Context and Resolution are published by Bantam which is an imprint of Transworld.

Links to places I find interesting

www.mattfurey.com Matt Furey's bodyweight exercises are excellent. Used by elite martial artists (including, apparently, instructors of the US Marine Corps Martial Arts Program), and by people who simply like a routine they can do anywhere, even in a hotel room.

www.morrisnoholdsbarred.co.uk For real fighters... Until he pissed every one of them off, Britain's top karate guys proclaimed Steve Morris the best martial artist that the UK has ever produced. But Steve abandoned karate long ago for harsher and more realistic training. In his 60s, he took out a professional MMA fighter (with a 100-fight record, at the peak of his career) with ease.

His techniques are based on biomechanics and neurology, and his attitude is a deliberate berserker psychosis. And his partner is renowned SF writer Tricia Sullivan.

John at the Borderlands table at Worldcon, Boston

www.borderlands-books.com These lovely, lovely people are based in San Francisco. The gentleman with the long black hair is Alan Beatts, whose party trick is weirder than mine. He can pass his entire body through a coat hangar. Like a hula hoop, but much smaller... His hairless alien cat Ripley goes to work in the bookstore with him every day.

www.mckenna.com Paul is the UK's number-one non-fiction author and a household name from his TV shows: a master hypnotist.

JOHN MEANEY

Links to places I find interesting