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Rocket Science and Space Juice, a satirical trilogy without a third book (yet), follows the adventures of a well-meaning impractical college dropout as he struggles in the year 3000 to find meaning and money.

Rocket Science (free) and Space Juice (cheap) are available in ePub, mobi formats etc on Smashwords, Kobo, Barnes and Noble, Apple Books and Everand. Amazon don't permit free versions, but I won't object if you support me by purchasing from there.

But feel free to read them here on my website.

Rocket Science, Chapter 1.
Space Juice , Chapter 1.

If you like, you can buy me a coffee. A coffee a day keeps writer's block at bay!

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How life has changed.

What computer programming used to be like.

Two of the original programmers of the ENIAC, the world's first general-purpose, programmable electronic computer, around 1946. Marlyn Meltzer (left) and Ruth Teitelbaum (right).

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In 1939 when mathematician George Dantzig arrived late to a statistics class he saw two problems on the board, and he assumed they were a difficult homework assignment. He solved them without realizing that they were famous unsolved problems that had stumped experts for years.

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