Following in the footsteps of Craig, I have a short piece published in the July/August issue of SEED Magazine for their Why I Do Science column. "On the Allure of the Ocean's Novelty" explores why I love doing the science I do. Just a hint, it doesn't have to do with the pay... Now go to your book stores and buy a copy (and skip immediately to page 34)!
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Here is a selection of some of the writing I've done - Dave.
"True Encounters in my Research Career", The Walrus, September 2007 (with Chris Hutsul). (commented upon at The World's Fair)
"The Reason Is Math Bush Edit", Science Creative Quarterly, September 5, 2007
"Analyses of the Six Degrees of…
Tomorrow is North American Nature Photography Day. The goals of this day are to view the world with your camera and maybe even advance the cause of conservation. NANPA is challenging its members to bring a camera with you as you go for a walk. If you are a member and you upload one of your nature…
Kevin Zelnio published an article in Seed Magazine, which was placed online yesterday - On the allure of the ocean's novelty:
That is what the deep sea is like. Almost every collection brings up something that I have never seen; that few, if any, have ever found. It is an immense task, in an…
Earlier this summer my cover story on the meaning of life (or, at least, "life") came out in the July/August issue of Seed. Now, at long last, the Seedsters have posted the story online. Read it here.
Read the article the other day - nicely done. Actually, my wife pointed it out to me - "Hey did you see the article in Seed by the guy from Deep Sea News?" I assumed it was from Craig I still associate him with DSN first and you with Other 95%.
In any case - congrats! I look forward to reading more from you.
I only write articles for magazines that I that pay well ;-)
http://scienceblogs.com/deepseanews/2008/06/the_science_of_everything_a…
craig also writes for magazine that pay my wife well too ;), the SEED piece wasn't a bad deal though...
Cool - just another reason to subscribe.
...and I only write for journals that make you pay to publish your own work, and then subject you to grueling (and sometimes insulting) peer review. What's going on here? I must be a masochist.
lol, well I can send you the reviews of my latest paper to be accepted if you want grueling.
Accepted with revisions... story of my life. At least it wasn't rejected, which happened to me once. *knocks on wood* That's the last time I send a paper to Science! ;)
Congrats, Kevin! Good to see it in print (sorry I'm late to the party).
W00t!1!!11!