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Nina is a woman from British Columbia, Canada.
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Member since Jun 21, 2007
I'm a Canadian SF writer and ecologist. My newest book, "Darwin's Paradox" for sale at amazon.com is an SF thriller that explores our relationship with machine intelligence and nature's intellegence. Visit my blog, The Alien Next Door at http://sfgirl-thealiennextdoor.blogspot.com. Leave a comment. Hope to see you there!

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The Alien Next Door: Pearls Before Breakfast
Liked it May 12, 9:44pm 1 review beauty, music, art, washington-post, joshua-bell
http://sfgirl-thealiennextdoor.blogspot.com/2008/05/pearls-before-breakfast.html
Gene Weingarten of the Washington Post asked the question: Can one of the nation's great musicians cut through the fog of a D.C. rush hour? Then proceeded to answer it with the help of internationally acclaimed virtuoso violinist, Joshua Bell, in a D.C. metro station. Find out what happens...
BreathingEarth
Liked it May 12, 12:38am 665 reviews environment, statistics, carbon-dioxide-emissions
http://www.breathingearth.net/
an excellent site that provides key statistics on population dynamics and CO2 emissions for countries around the world. And, yes, it IS disturbing too...
.: He's A Stud, She's A Slut and 49 Other Double Standards Every Woman…
Liked it May 12, 12:34am 2 reviews women, books, women-s-issues
http://angelahayden.blogspot.com/2008/04/hes-stud-shes-slut-and-49-other-doub...
An interesting distaff view of double-standards on the "graceful" aging process... :)
The Alien Next Door: Getting Lost in Paris
Liked it May 11, 12:02am 1 review travel, france, paris, nina-munteanu, mark-kingwell
http://sfgirl-thealiennextdoor.blogspot.com/2008/05/getting-lost-in-paris.html
On my third day in Paris I got lost. I didn't mean to; it just happened...Paris unfolds like an impressionist canvas, to be interpreted through experience. She is an aria, both exquisite and haunting, like the lingering aftertaste in the back of my throat of a complex bitter-sweet Bordeaux. I lost myself willingly to her mystery. "Real travel," says Kingwell, "means we must surrender expectations and submit to chance, to challenge our desires, not merely satisfy existing ones...Leaving home ought to be, above all...that plunge into otherness. Becoming strange to ourselves is the gateway to seeing how dependent on strangers we are for our identities...Getting lost to yourself might be the best way to find out who you are."
Farmers Enclave
Liked it May 9, 11:13pm 1 review environment, government, politics
http://farmers-enclave.blogspot.com/
A well-written blog on topics of concern about Uganda by Morrison Rwakakamba from Kampala. Morrison discusses issues on farming, global governance, emergence of progressivist nations, and metomorphosis of populations from byzentime times to the present. He cherishes virtue and purposeful living.
HiSciFi - Apr.04.08- Roland Kelts of &039;Japanamerica&039; & Nina Munteanu&039;…
Liked it Apr 8, 11:38pm 1 review radio, nina-munteanu, darwin-s-paradox, hiscifi, roland-kelts
http://www.hiscifi.com/audio/hiscifi_apr_04_08_roland_kelts_japanamerica_nina...
Listen to this cool "nerdy" show, HiSciFi, in which intrepid hosts Irma Arkus and Jevon Ryan interview Nina Munteanu about her popular SF thriller, "Darwin's Paradox" and Roland Kelts, celebrated author of "Japanamerica", which explores the phenomenon of Japan's art sweeping America
YouTube - Darwins Paradox by Nina Munteanu
Liked it Apr 6, 12:47am 1 review literature, science-fiction, books, video, utube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PidZi6jQTPg
Cool montage of visuals for Nina Munteanu's science fiction thriller, "Darwin's Paradox" with evokative rather haunting score
The Alien Next Door: Climate Change--Part 2: Solastalgia
Liked it Apr 2, 12:18am 3 reviews environment, global-warming, climate-change, solastalgia
http://sfgirl-thealiennextdoor.blogspot.com/2008/04/climate-change-part-2-sol...
Solastalgia: the sadness caused by environmental change or loss. SF writer and ecologist, Nina Munteanu, discusses the effect of climate change on our mental well being. Evoking a compelling article in Wired Magazine by Clive Thompson entitled, "How the Next Victim of Climate Change Will Be Our Minds", Munteanu then discusses her own personal experiences of solastalgia.
Clive Thompson on How the Next Victim of Climate Change Will Be Our Minds
Liked it Mar 30, 10:47pm 11 reviews environment, science, climate-change, solastalgia, clive-thompson
http://www.wired.com/techbiz/people/magazine/16-01/st_thompson
Clive Thompson on how the next victim of climate change will be our minds: Solastalgia. It's a mashup of the roots solacium (comfort) and algia (pain), which together aptly conjure the word nostalgia. In essence, it's pining for a lost environment. I think that this will be the next buzz word of our time and climate change.
Darwin's Paradox & Blog Archive & Karen Mason Interviews Nina Munteanu
Liked it Mar 23, 10:13am 3 reviews writing, novelist, nina-munteanu, karen-mason, wcience-fiction
http://www.darwinsparadox.com/karen-mason-interviews-nina-munteanu/
Karen Mason interviews science fiction writer and Aurora Award nominee, Nina Munteanu, with insightful questions. Find out what inspired this author to write Darwin's Paradox and more about her journey as a scientist and science fiction writer
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