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Adam Roberts is the author of a growing number of science fiction novels, short stories, essays and other writings. This site contains not just his blog, but everything you could ever want to know about everything Adam has ever published. And more...

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The Human Genre Project

By Adam Roberts | July 8, 2009
Categories: Book News

A very neat notion from the estimable Ken MacLeod (who gives the backstory here): The Human Genre Project site has now gone live. I've contributed two things, a 1200-word story called 'The Chrome Chromosome' and a 10-line poem called 'Chromosome Poem'. Perhaps you can see what I'm doing with those titles. But this looks like it'll be a splendid site, and you should (a) bookmark it, (b) check back regularly, and (c) maybe think about contributing something. Yes, you.

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