Pamela's "Edge of Chaos"

[Pamela McCorduck]

If you can tear yourself away from the movie people: On Saturday, September 27, I will appear at the New Mexico Women Authors' Festival on Milner Plaza. My informal reading and discussion of my novel, "The Edge of Chaos," will be in the Fiction Pavilion at 11:20 a.m., followed by a book signing.

I'm pleased to tell you that "The Edge of Chaos" was one of four books (and the sole novel) "highly recommended" this summer by The Highlands Forum, a high-tech consulting group connected with The Pentagon; and one of three books (again, the only novel) "highly recommended" to members of the international consulting group, The Global Business Network. Since it is fiction, basically a love story, and beneath that, a search for spiritual completion, I was surprised to learn about these recommendations--but happy.

Since publication, "The Edge of Chaos" has also received exceptionally warm endorsements from Stewart Brand, the editor of the Whole Earth Catalog; from Brian Eno, the well-known musician; from poet Jane Hirshfield; and from George Newlin, author of "Everybody and Everything in Dickens." You'll see those endorsements on the back of the new printing.

Hope to see you on Saturday.

Pamela

"To stand in awe of nothing, Numicius,

is practically the only way to feel really good about yourself."

Horace, Epistles

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[Bruce Abell-2]

Hi Pamela:  I thought I would be able to make it but have succumbed and agreed to canvas for Obama on Saturday.  I hope you will consider this a worthwhile alternative.  When do you and Joe come back, and is it just for the Xmas holidays or for a semester?  In any case, see you then.

 

Fondly, N

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 11:54 AM, Pamela McCorduck <[hidden email]> wrote:

If you can tear yourself away from the movie people: On Saturday, September 27, I will appear at the New Mexico Women Authors' Festival on Milner Plaza. My informal reading and discussion of my novel, "The Edge of Chaos," will be in the Fiction Pavilion at 11:20 a.m., followed by a book signing.

I'm pleased to tell you that "The Edge of Chaos" was one of four books (and the sole novel) "highly recommended" this summer by The Highlands Forum, a high-tech consulting group connected with The Pentagon; and one of three books (again, the only novel) "highly recommended" to members of the international consulting group, The Global Business Network. Since it is fiction, basically a love story, and beneath that, a search for spiritual completion, I was surprised to learn about these recommendations--but happy.

Since publication, "The Edge of Chaos" has also received exceptionally warm endorsements from Stewart Brand, the editor of the Whole Earth Catalog; from Brian Eno, the well-known musician; from poet Jane Hirshfield; and from George Newlin, author of "Everybody and Everything in Dickens." You'll see those endorsements on the back of the new printing.

Hope to see you on Saturday.

Pamela

"To stand in awe of nothing, Numicius,

is practically the only way to feel really good about yourself."

Horace, Epistles

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Bruce Abell
7 Morning Glory
Santa Fe, NM 87506
Tel: [phone]

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[Pamela McCorduck]

Can't argue with canvassing for Obama.

We'll be back in mid-December, just for the holidays, alas.

Get lots of votes for him!

Love, P.

On Sep 24, 2008, at 10:33 AM, Bruce Abell wrote:

Hi Pamela:  I thought I would be able to make it but have succumbed and agreed to canvas for Obama on Saturday.  I hope you will consider this a worthwhile alternative.  When do you and Joe come back, and is it just for the Xmas holidays or for a semester?  In any case, see you then.

 

Fondly, N

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 11:54 AM, Pamela McCorduck <[hidden email]> wrote:

If you can tear yourself away from the movie people: On Saturday, September 27, I will appear at the New Mexico Women Authors' Festival on Milner Plaza. My informal reading and discussion of my novel, "The Edge of Chaos," will be in the Fiction Pavilion at 11:20 a.m., followed by a book signing.

I'm pleased to tell you that "The Edge of Chaos" was one of four books (and the sole novel) "highly recommended" this summer by The Highlands Forum, a high-tech consulting group connected with The Pentagon; and one of three books (again, the only novel) "highly recommended" to members of the international consulting group, The Global Business Network. Since it is fiction, basically a love story, and beneath that, a search for spiritual completion, I was surprised to learn about these recommendations--but happy.

Since publication, "The Edge of Chaos" has also received exceptionally warm endorsements from Stewart Brand, the editor of the Whole Earth Catalog; from Brian Eno, the well-known musician; from poet Jane Hirshfield; and from George Newlin, author of "Everybody and Everything in Dickens." You'll see those endorsements on the back of the new printing.

Hope to see you on Saturday.

Pamela

"To stand in awe of nothing, Numicius,

is practically the only way to feel really good about yourself."

Horace, Epistles

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Bruce Abell
7 Morning Glory
Santa Fe, NM 87506
Tel: [phone]

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"[The automobile] is a device of deep illusion, and may be said to have rendered all of society insane.  Indeed, the years to come will soon show us whether the automobile and what we have thought of as civilization can coexist."

Vincent Scully, 1994

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[Merle Lefkoff]

Hi Pamela,

On the road.  Darn.  Congratulations and good luck!  Hugs, Merle



Pamela McCorduck wrote:

> Can't argue with canvassing for Obama.
>
> We'll be back in mid-December, just for the holidays, alas.
>
> Get lots of votes for him!
>
> Love, P.
>
>
> On Sep 24, 2008, at 10:33 AM, Bruce Abell wrote:
>
>> Hi Pamela:  I thought I would be able to make it but have succumbed
>> and agreed to canvas for Obama on Saturday.  I hope you will consider
>> this a worthwhile alternative.  When do you and Joe come back, and is
>> it just for the Xmas holidays or for a semester?  In any case, see
>> you then.
>>  
>> Fondly, N
>>
>> On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 11:54 AM, Pamela McCorduck <[hidden email]
>> <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>>
>>     If you can tear yourself away from the movie people: On Saturday,
>>     September 27, I will appear at the New Mexico Women Authors'
>>     Festival on Milner Plaza. My informal reading and discussion of
>>     my novel, "The Edge of Chaos," will be in the Fiction Pavilion at
>>     11:20 a.m., followed by a book signing.
>>
>>     I'm pleased to tell you that "The Edge of Chaos" was one of four
>>     books (and the sole novel) "highly recommended" this summer by
>>     The Highlands Forum, a high-tech consulting group connected with
>>     The Pentagon; and one of three books (again, the only novel)
>>     "highly recommended" to members of the international consulting
>>     group, The Global Business Network. Since it is fiction,
>>     basically a love story, and beneath that, a search for spiritual
>>     completion, I was surprised to learn about these
>>     recommendations--but happy.
>>
>>     Since publication, "The Edge of Chaos" has also received
>>     exceptionally warm endorsements from Stewart Brand, the editor of
>>     the Whole Earth Catalog; from Brian Eno, the well-known musician;
>>     from poet Jane Hirshfield; and from George Newlin, author of
>>     "Everybody and Everything in Dickens." You'll see those
>>     endorsements on the back of the new printing.
>>
>>     Hope to see you on Saturday.
>>
>>     Pamela
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>     "To stand in awe of nothing, Numicius,
>>     is practically the only way to feel really good about yourself."
>>
>>     Horace, Epistles
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>     ============================================================
>>     FRIAM Applied Complexity Group listserv
>>     Meets Fridays 9a-11:30 at cafe at St. John's College
>>     lectures, archives, unsubscribe, maps at http://www.friam.org
>>     <http://www.friam.org/>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Bruce Abell
>> 7 Morning Glory
>> Santa Fe, NM 87506
>> Tel: [phone]
>> ============================================================
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>
> "[The automobile] is a device of deep illusion, and may be said to
> have rendered all of society insane.  Indeed, the years to come will
> soon show us whether the automobile and what we have thought of as
> civilization can coexist."
>
> Vincent Scully, 1994
>
>
>
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>
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> FRIAM Applied Complexity Group listserv
> Meets Fridays 9a-11:30 at cafe at St. John's College
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