It is in paperback, ebook, and hardcover. Soon to be audio as well. However, the hardcover is from a different distributor and Amazon hasn't linked them all together yet. Also, the pricing for the hardcover is not great. Here's the hardcover: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GRSNP4BX

The Stolguard Incident was ranked the top new release in Amazon this weekend for both the cyberpunk and technothriller genres. (It’s also currently the best seller in the space marine category, despite a distinct lack of space marines. Which, I mean, okay.) Thanks everyone for checking it out! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GNS9MYB5

Last night when I finished work and joined my husband for movie night, he instead showed me a video about Newcomb’s paradox and we spent two hours debating it until bed. Anyway how is everyone’s weekend going?

The audiobook is currently in production. And it’s coming together really well.

Walker and Carla are doing the audio currently. Not out yet but on the way!

I’m happy to sign books at conferences!

Eventually.

Evenings and weekends.

Part of it, yeah. But also I had this in my head since before I even got into macro, but never had time, and finally felt like I had the time and passion to do it. One can only do spreadsheets so much until they need a creative outlet. Or at least I did.

Do you mean audio? It’s currently in production.

Same thing here. Got called both a Zionist Jew and a biased Egyptian Muslim in comments for my rather benign, detached content on Twitter/X today. It's emotional out there due to these events, for sure. But many people online are reasonable and understand nuance and context.

I understand why people use AI to generate posts on social media, but I don’t understand why people use AI to generate replies to other people’s posts (other than for influencing campaigns). I see this all the time on X. A small account will reply to one of my posts with something that is clearly AI generated. But it’s actually an attempt at being conversational- it agrees with and summarizes/rephrases my post, and then asks a follow-up question. It’s not some bot generating fake momentum for a polarizing topic or stirring hate and chaos. Not sure I understand why so many people would set up a bot to do those types of semi-constructive replies. I guess they could be trying to grow an account by being perceived as a thoughtful participant, and their human owner might intend to use the account in the future (or in some cases already does use it too) but it doesn’t see to be working for the ones I looked at.