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Meet our Guests of Honour Jack Cohen: Alien Designer (UK title Dragons of Heorot) which believes the subject has something to do should be available by the time you read with organisms. (Jack was once an this. ’ve read it in manuscript, and organism himself: Chair Organism of the Jack’s biological paw-prints are all over West Midlands branch of the Institute of it. | also reckon it’s the best book Niven Biology 1990-94 — to avoid charges of has written for several years, though I’m speciesism.) In fact, that was what he not claiming there is any necessary wanted to talk to me about. connection between those two He knew of my association with statements. Chaos Theory, through my best-seller Does God Play Dice? (just the one gratuitous A universal uncle advert allowed! — Ed), and he wanted to One of the things about Jack that struck know how the devil complicated things me when I first met him was that like organisms could possibly work when whoever | mentioned, he claimed to their insides were chaotic. We spent a know personally — SF authors, large numberof lunchtimes in pubs scientists, pet-shop owners, actors... At thinking about this, and the upshot was first | wondered if he was simply The Collapse of Chaos (due out from spinning a line, but as time went by | got Penguin in mid-1995). Jack has written scheol students than to meet a lot of them myself — six other books including The Privileged anybody else | know, mostly about Life sometimes at Jack’s instigation, Ape, Reproduction, and Living Embryos. on Other Planets and sex. He does sometimes not — and they always Our joint brainchild is unusual, because innumerable radio broadcasts, and confirmed his story. Jack has a huge the second half completely revealed his deep knowledge of almost stable of fascinating (this is another everything when Heather Couper and| polite term, this time for “eccentric”) beat his team in The Litmus Test. The acquaintances, nearly all of whom seem two of us once did an interview for BBC to bear him a surprising amount of of radio on the latest Star Trek movie — goodwill. | say “surprising” because neither of us having actually seen it at Jack is of the “speak your mind and the time. His latest TV epic is in the camn the consequences” persuasion, so Channel 4 series Reality on the Rocks in he often puts his foot where angels fear which Ken Campbell tries to find the to put theirs. You either love him or you Meaning of Life, the Universe — and hate him, but the balance, | have chips. To help, Jack eats a definitive observed, is hugely positive. chip in the delightful setting of the Coventry Cross pub in the first episode, Credentials and chaos Did It Begin? He also drives Ken around Jack is a real scientist, too — real in his (Jack’s, not Ken’s) Peugeot diesel enough to have taken early retirement with a camera crew hanging out of the from Birmingham University when he passenger window. noticed it was starting to forget what On exactly two occasions mylife real science ought to be. He is now contradicts the first half, has beentotally transformed by a Jewish based at the University of Warwick, with and both are assisted by conversations scientist banging on my door. The first one foot in each of the Mathematics and with the aliens of the planet Zarathustra. time wasin the United States, when a Biology Departments.(This is a bit like The Zarathustrans are incurable mathematician called Marty Golubitsky straddling the Maginot Line at the start octimists — they like the number 8 — appeared during a Connecticut winter: of World WarIl.) He is a biologist, except of course for those who are that encounter changed my entire belonging to that quaint old school that septimists. The first half gives the research area. The second time was orthodox scientific view of everything when Jack showed up in my office, and from atoms to ecosystems; the second that encounter changed just about half gives our view, which turns most of everything else. the first half on its head. We’ve got For the hetter, you understand different organisms with the same DNA, — lan Stewart organisms whose genes don’t tell them what sex they ought to be, organisms that evolve while their Ci OTS PeealLa genes stay the same and PTRGee SL EYa stories in Analog. He's stay the same while their ites occasional short genes evolve, planets n for his regular Mathematical ieYee uo that move in octagons... columPaar Recreations ea FC When he's not book Does eas and his The MNEysa writing books, Jack keeps with Jack Cohen of co-author Symmetry, busy in other ways. He is ayanelude Fearful Vice-President of the elieeo Vries S BeMie)RON Linnaean Society, and wa ene once President of MENSA. ALU He gives more talks to
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er timeI visit the Radisson, I’m really impressed.It’s beautifully decorated and well maintained. It has lots of function space of all shapes and sizes. It has some wonderful playing space — a beautiful swimming pool with two jacuzzis and a conservatory terrace opening onte one of the nice bars and restaurants and — for when you've Look finished indulging -— a health club. The carefully and staff and managementare friendly and you might helpful, the bedrooms are comfortable be able to
and the food is good and will be . spot the reasonably priced at-con. HoweverI’ve editor also taken the time to explore the area spending around the hotel and these are the the entire amenities | found. convention in the Along the A4 swimming If you want a quick bite, there’s a pool at the McDonalds next to the hotel. Two Radisson. hundred yards further down the same side of the A4 is a bowling alley. A mile worth remembering you can get Haagen- restaurant attached. The restaurant away, through a tunnel under the A4 and Dazs there... After a quick scoop of itself is an odd shaped building, the runways (or via the hotel's courtesy Belgian Chocolate with chocolate apparently intended to look like a bus which runs throughout the day) are sprinkles, | turned my back on the A4 and pheasant — it looked more to me asif a Heathrow terminals 1, 2 and 3, with the airport and went North. UFO had landed in the car park. | hada various shops, bars and restaurants. quick look in the restaurant, whichis These are pretty much a known quantity, The villages very swish, serving English cuisine at although for late-night cravings,it's The area between the A4 and the M4 about £20 a head. We ate in the pub north of the Radisson which is busy and friendly, with food holds a string of small costing from £3 to £5 — the ploughman’s villages — Sipson, lunches were generous and tasty. Harlington, Cranford and After lunch it was on to Harlington, Harmondsworth. | visited which is a small, busy village. Useful Harmondsworth, half a shops here include a pharmacy, two off- miles walk from the licences, a newsagents, a greengrocers, Radisson and Sipson, a florist, a hairdressers and a dry within a mile of the cleaners. There are four takeaways — a hotel. The nearest pub to fish and chip shop, The Swan Chinese, a the hotel is the bakery and The Clay Oven Pheasant, 350 yards Indian/Nepalese takeaway (which looks away down a side road, intriguing — Ed). just past the Alamo car hire. The Pheasant is a very : pleasant pub and like all the pubs in the area it has a o Micth we . country feel.The » oe SRB: a range of beers was interesting but not wildly original. What was The Wheatsheaf, another pleasant pub within half a mile of the hotel. impressive about this place was the food. This pub has a
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The White Hart in Harlington, a large pub about ten minutes walk from the hotel.
Letter from America It’s only fitting that Evolution keeps in contact with our American guest, f=: met Jack Vernor Vinge, over the Internet, as much of Vernor’s work shows his about five years fascination with computer networks. The pivotal scenes in the epic A Fire ago, when(I Upon The Deep couldn’t have occured without a galaxy spanning data claim) he arrived at network, whilst the novella True Names explored the meaning of identity my office and (he and trust in a wired world - a set of problems we're only now starting to see claims) he with the proliferation of e-mail handles and nicknames that sprinkle the Internet and Usenet, and with the development of easy to use encryption telephonedfirst and software. then arrived at my Recently we asked Vernorto tell us about his current projects, and office. We do agree that he said this was his reply: something along the lines of “I’m Jack Cohen, you're lan Stewart, it’s time we met.” We went To: [email protected] off to a pub for lunch and discovered that Subject: Re: Future Plans despite Jack being a biologist and me being a mathematician — two professions that normally Hi Simon — Here is the state of chaos: fight like cat and dog — we hada lot of interests in common. 1. Negotiations for a movie option on “True Names”are The most obvious one was SF. Jackis well bogged down :-( known (‘“notorious”is the less polite 2. | have a contract for two ‘quels to _A Fire Upon the description) in the SF community. He makes a Deep_. The first is due at Tor by the end of this year few pennies on the side by acting as a (presumably for publication sometime in 1996). Roughly consultant to a number of famous writers, speaking, it’s about Pham Nuwen in the Slow Zone. Last helping them to tie their plots down to real summer | did about 60,000 words, but it looks like it’s science. His knowledge is encyclopaedic: the going to be about as long (210,000 words) and only time I’ve ever caught him out is when he complicated as _Fire_. The second book is due at Tor at briefly wanted to have dolphins surfing on the the end of 1996. tidal bulge of a planet. (Sorry, Jack, but the tidal 3. 1’m taking an unpaid leave from San Diego State bulge is a gravitational equipotential, that’s University from about June 1995 through August 1996. what makes it bulge. So it doesn’t run This should give me time to do the writing. | also want “downhill”.) : to do some academic things, and (finally!) get a few of He’s had a those neat computer peripherals and software that are hand in Anne available now (scanners, good graphics displays, McCaffrey’s desktop art). | have a lot of picture ideas for the Dragons of Pern | current story and for _Fire_ that | would like to try series, in , out. stories set in 4. I’m trying to get “True Names”back into print. Larry Niven’s Known Space, 5. ve been playing with matlab. | did a hack that in Niven and guesses at the shape of galactic orbits of nearby stars Pournelle’s (trying to see how seriously | should take Zonal mixing Heorot series, in my stories). The plots were fun, though they don’t in David a show anything that an astronomer doesn’t already know Gerrold’s War @ qualitatively. Another matlab project involves asteroid Against the dynamics; some more fun trajectories, maybe a story background idea. Chtorr series, in Harry Harrison’Ss West of Eden series, in hoaks by Jim White, Brian Aldiss, 6. | believe Kevin Kelly will have a short interview with Terry Pratchett... me in the June issue of _Wired_ On the one hand, he has written abouthis career of Designer Aliens for New Scientist and 7. Conventions: Encylopaedia Britannica. a) I-CON 14, Stonybrook, NY: 31 March-2 April 1995. On the other hand, | should warn you not to b) Minicon 30, Minneapolis, MN: 13 April-16 April mention the Encylopaedia Britannica article 1995. within earshot of Harry Harrison. c) Westercon 48, Portland, OR: 30 June-2 July 1995. And on the gripping hand, if you want to know why, the full story was written up in 8. Evolution, Easter 1996! Ansible late in 1994 (by which | mean it was the Best wishes, — Vernor Novacon report but I’ve forgotten the precise date, presumably November or December)in And before you ask, no we won’t tell you Vernor’s e-mail address.I’m Dave Langford’s usual inimitable and totally waiting for that new novel, and | know how muchof the day dealing with e- unbiased style. mail can eat! Jack’s most recent alien design project is - Simon Bisson Children of Chronos, sequel to Legacy of Heorot
Food, glorious food ili Met By "Tonlight t wouldn't be an Evo/ution PR without recipes, especially now that two of the I conte have joined CHEFF, the food-obsessed APA run by Fran Dowd (guess (again). which two). So, what have we been eating this month? We started with Bridget's Piperade. a all Rhodri’s fault... Several years ago as a naive young fresher, | turned 1 large onion 2 cloves garlic 1 red pepper up to an OUSFG meeting and promptly 1 green pepper 1tsp mixed herbs {tsp fresh parsley got bullied by Dave Clements into joining 1tbsp olive oil 3 eggs 2-3tbsp milk Illumination. As a result of this | got some salt and pepper Progress Reports - muchlike this one. In You remember the milk you didn’t use in the soup in PR 1? Hopefully it has turned into cheese by now and one of them Rhodri used up some space you can grateit and sprinkle over the piperade at the end — but it's probably just a horrible mess so | with a foreword called /// Met By should throw it out. Heat the olive oil in a pan, stir in the finely chopped onion and crushedgarlic and cook ‘Tonlight. \n it he described how he and for 3 minutes. Deseed and dice the peppers, add them to the onions and cook for a further 3 minutes. Beat several ex-OUSFG members | knew turned the eggs with the milk and herbs, add to the pan and cook to a moist scramble. Season and garnish with up to the ‘Ton for a quiet drink and fresh chives. This makes tasty light meal and an excellent filling for baked potatoes. Serves 2 polite somehow ended up agreeing to run an people or one glutton. BH Eastercon. | saw them gradually get more and more haggard as Easter approached, Simon's Neat Hot Salsa (that's not hot) 1 onion (preferably a red onion} 2 apples TTareneeTall! pmtear| teres English apple juice olive oil to think it had been good fun and were black pepper 2 tomatoes considering doing it all over again. Roughly chop the apples, the tomatoes, and the onions. You don't have to have peeled the apples, but Two and a half years later | went somefolk prefer them that way. | like using eating applesfor this recipe - Cox's Orange Pippins work very downto the 'Ton to have a quiet drink well. Take a small pan or a wok, add a drizzle of olive oil and bring to heat. Whentheoil is ready, add the with Bridget . We got involved ina onions, and gently fry until they soften. At this point pour on a dash of apple juice, and continue to cook the discussion with Rhodri and some other onions until they have caramelised, and the apple juice has boiled away. Now add the apples and some EUSaVaanorRON TSS) more apple juice. Cookthis, stirring often, until the apples have broken up, and are beginning to looklike with Intersection to run an Eastercon... an apple sauce. Now add the tomatoes, and cook until they have softened. Keep stirring! Add fresh ground and how the Metropole waswilling (or not black pepper and other herbs and spicesto taste. 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