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David Louis Edelman, a writer and web programmer, is the author of the Jump 225 trilogy (Infoquake, MultiReal and Geosynchron). He has been nominated for the John W. Campbell Awards for Best Novel and Best New Writer. Infoquake was named Barnes & Noble Explorations' Top SF Novel of 2006.

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  1. Final Front and Back Cover for “MultiReal”  • 
    I've been told that "MultiReal" has finally gone to the printers. I've got a PDF of the whole thing, and man, does it look stunning. Read the article to see the final front and back cover and download the PDF of the cover.
  2. “MultiReal” Podcast Chapters 1-5 Now Available  • 
    This weekend, I've posted the audio podcast of "MultiReal" chapters 2-5, as read by yours truly. Now the entire first section of the book (titled "Lessons Learned") is available for free download in MP3, Windows Media, and Ogg Vorbis formats.
  3. New “Infoquake” and “MultiReal” Audio Podcasts  • 
    After much distraction and delay, tonight I have finally posted the complete chapters 1 through 7 of "Infoquake" in audio read by the author. Chapter 1 of "MultiReal" has been posted as well.
  4. Nick Sagan Gives Advance Praise for “MultiReal”  • 
    Nick Sagan, author of "Idlewild," "Edenborn," and "Everfree," screenwriter for "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and "Star Trek: Voyager," and former child ambassador to the universe on the Voyager Golden Record, has read and blurbed my novels "Infoquake" and "MultiReal."
  5. The Agony Column on “MultiReal”  • 
    Just happened to catch the latest Agony Column from the incomparable Rick Kleffel, and he's chosen to headline today with a brief look at "MultiReal." I'm unclear whether Rick has actually read the book yet, but he's taken the occasion to say some nice things about the Jump 225 trilogy in general.
  6. Read Chapters 1-5 of “MultiReal” in the Pyr Sampler  • 
    Interested in reading chapters 1-5 of my new novel MultiReal, a good three and a half months before the book’s in stores? Now’s your chance. Pyr has just released a 326-page sampler (PDF, 3.5 MB) of its upcoming titles for the spring and summer, and the first 45 pages or so of MultiReal are in [...]
  7. Robert J. Sawyer Praises “MultiReal”  • 
    I knew that attending the 2007 World Fantasy Convention would be a good idea for my career, I just didn’t know why. You always hear a lot of jabber about how networking is so important, it’s always good to have friends, blah blah blah — but you rarely get any concrete examples. Well, here’s a [...]
  8. An Inside Look at the Copy Editing Process  • 
    If you're at all interested in the copy editing process that a novel goes through before it sees print, you might find this interesting. Here's a conversation I just had this morning with my copy editor, Deanna Hoak, about a sentence in my upcoming book "MultiReal."
  9. Peter Watts Praises “MultiReal”  • 
    I had been planning to unveil this news at a later time closer to the book’s July release date. But I just browsed to the Amazon page for MultiReal and saw that the news is already out. So no use waiting. Peter Watts, Hugo Award-nominated author of Blindsight and the Rifters Trilogy (Starfish, Maelstrom, and [...]
  10. The Final Cover for “MultiReal”  • 
    I mentioned that Pyr was moving in a new direction for the "MultiReal" cover art. Well, feast your eyes on the final cover of "MultiReal," hitting bookshelves early summer 2008.

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