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Creativity and the hive mind
One of the great challenges to creativity is the Internet as a portal to seemingly unlimited information. Entering that portal turns many of us into yak shavers. We finish with one yak, then another c… more →
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Creativity and the hive mind
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cgmoore wrote 5 months ago: One of the great challenges to creativity is the Internet as a portal to seemingly unlimited informa … more →
American Film and TV Star David Carradine found dead in Bangkok hotel
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cgmoore wrote 5 months ago: www.david-carradine.com Dying under mysterious circumstances in Thailand if you are a famous Ame … more →
The Quantum State in Contemporary Crime Fiction
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cgmoore wrote 6 months ago: “The Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that certain pairs of physical properties, like positio … more →
The Brutality of Truth
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cgmoore wrote 6 months ago: Writers and boxers stand their ground and try their level best to win by a knock out. But it has alw … more →
The Long Haul in Publishing
cgmoore wrote 9 months ago: Everything we read informs us that the public’s attention span has dropped like an anchor in shallow … more →
Sunday Writers Breakfast in Bangkok
cgmoore wrote 9 months ago: On Sunday 22nd February I will have breakfast with Timothy Hallinan and Steve Martini in Bangkok. Ti … more →
George Orwell’s 1984 reborn in the Digital World
cgmoore wrote 10 months ago: Censorship on the Internet is growing. That is official, state sponsored censorship. Here is an arti … more →
Wrapping up 2008 in Bangkok
cgmoore wrote 11 months ago: This year has brought many things, good and bad. I had books published in New York and London, and a … more →
Mark Twain: Talking and Writing from the Heart
cgmoore wrote 11 months ago: As we soon depart from the world of 2008 and enter the new world of 2009, the question for writers a … more →
Asian Godfathers
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cgmoore wrote 11 months ago: Many of you who follow this blog will have also followed the upheaval in Thai politics that started … more →
112 Reasons to read Crime Fiction
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cgmoore wrote 12 months ago: The morning stared with a grenade attack at the international airport in Bangkok, leaving one pers … more →
Bangkok Noir – Fear and Loathing
cgmoore wrote 12 months ago: Moving into the weekend, the capital is tense and the confrontation between the pro and anti-governm … more →
BANGKOK AND PROTEST
cgmoore wrote 1 year ago: I arrived at Suvarnabhumi Airport from New York on Monday. I missed the siege which started on Tuesd … more →
BLOG BREAK
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cgmoore wrote 1 year ago: On Saturday I’m off to New York for just under two weeks. When I return toward the end of the month, … more →
GLADWELL AND Outliers
cgmoore wrote 1 year ago: Gladwell has authored a couple of books that received wide international attention: Blink and The Ti … more →
CRIME FICTION AND POLITICS
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cgmoore wrote 1 year ago: One of the reasons I like writing (and reading) crime fiction is the window on the politics of the c … more →
Crime in Foreign Lands
cgmoore wrote 1 year ago: Writing crime fiction set in another culture requires an understanding of the culture, the history … more →
WRITING A LITERARY DIARY
cgmoore wrote 1 year ago: George Orwell kept a daily dairy during the late 1930s. During this period, the world was coming out … more →
LIKING SEX, DRUGS AND CRIME FICTION
cgmoore wrote 1 year ago: Readers experience various emotional states when reading crime fiction novel. One of such state is t … more →
