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This predominantly orange square design says, “Jan’s on Panels today! Don’t miss them!” The words appear under and next to pictures of Jan S. Gephardt and her four science fiction books, XK9 “Bones” Trilogy “What’s Bred in the Bone,” “A Bone to Pick,” and “Bone of Contention,” plus prequel novella ““The Other Side of Fear.” At the bottom it says, “Cover art ©2019, 2020, and 2024 by Lucy A. Synk, Jody A. Lee, & Tom Kidd. Jan’s photo ©2017 by Colette Waters Photography.” See the schedule at https://sites.grenadine.co/sites/archon/en/archon-49/schedule
This variegated square design has variations of black, reddish brown, and turquoise colors. On the right is a photo of Jan S. Gephardt at a reading in 2019, at Archon in Collinsville, IL, taken by Tyrell E. Gephardt. In the photo, Jan sits at a table with an open manuscript next to a tabletop sign bearing the cover of her first novel, “What’s Bred in the Bone.” The white letters alongside the photo say, “TODAY! Don’t Miss Jan’s Reading! Science fiction Mysteries with Uplifted Dogs. Jan S. Gephardt – The XK9 Series.” For more about the books, go to: https://weirdsisterspublishing.com/index.php/our-books/meet-the-xk9s/ For the schedule, go to: https://sites.grenadine.co/sites/archon/en/archon-49/schedule
This predominantly turquoise square design says, “Jan’s on Panels tomorrow! Don’t miss them!” The words appear under and next to pictures of Jan S. Gephardt and her four science fiction books, XK9 “Bones” Trilogy “What’s Bred in the Bone,” “A Bone to Pick,” and “Bone of Contention,” plus prequel novella ““The Other Side of Fear.” At the bottom it says, “Cover art ©2019, 2020, and 2024 by Lucy A. Synk, Jody A. Lee, & Tom Kidd. Jan’s photo ©2017 by Colette Waters Photography.” See the schedule at https://sites.grenadine.co/sites/archon/en/archon-49/schedule
By the Pricking of her Thumb by Adam Roberts.
[Image source: genAI] Hintergrund: Byte Plus Seedream 5.0 Pro Prompt: Scene: A sleek, futuristic conference room wall in soft ambient light, dark minimalist interior with subtle reflections on brushed surfaces. Subject: A stylized monthly calendar projected onto the wall — a grid of 30 small, uniform squares arranged in neat rows. Only the very first square in the top-left corner is filled with a single glowing colored pixel; all other squares remain empty, colorless, and hollow. Important details: The projection casts a faint holographic glow onto the wall, crisp edges, cool blue-white light with a subtle gradient, clean sci-fi UI aesthetic, thin grid lines, generous negative space emphasizing the single filled pixel as the focal point. Use case: Concept art for futuristic productivity or scheduling software, tech editorial illustration. Constraints: No people, no text or numbers on the calendar, no extra objects, no watermark, only the first top-left square is colored, all 29 remaining squares empty. Links unten: c't-Logo und Text "c't Story finden Sie auf heise+" Text: c't 2026-13 Karsten Lorenz: Gefangen im Besprechungsraum
[Image source: genAI] Hintergrund: Byte Plus Seedream 5.0 Pro Prompt: Scene: A sleek, futuristic conference room wall in soft ambient light, dark minimalist interior with subtle reflections on brushed surfaces. Subject: A stylized monthly calendar projected onto the wall — a grid of 30 small, uniform squares arranged in neat rows. Only the very first square in the top-left corner is filled with a single glowing colored pixel; all other squares remain empty, colorless, and hollow. Important details: The projection casts a faint holographic glow onto the wall, crisp edges, cool blue-white light with a subtle gradient, clean sci-fi UI aesthetic, thin grid lines, generous negative space emphasizing the single filled pixel as the focal point. Use case: Concept art for futuristic productivity or scheduling software, tech editorial illustration. Constraints: No people, no text or numbers on the calendar, no extra objects, no watermark, only the first top-left square is colored, all 29 remaining squares empty. Links unten: c't-Logo und Text "c't Story finden Sie auf heise+" Text: c't 2026-13 Karsten Lorenz: Gefangen im Besprechungsraum
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Book cover and details for Stephen Leeds: Death and Faxes by Brandon Sanderson.
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