Cory Doctorow is a science fiction and technology writer who has written extensively for both the mainstream and geek press. He is the co-editor of the anthology series Project Gutenberg, and his books include Little Brother, Homeland, and Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom.
His work has been translated into more than twenty languages.
Doctorow’s writing is characterized by its wit, intellect, and advocacy for free culture. He is also a strong proponent of open source software, which he has written about extensively.
Given his background as an editor of Project Gutenberg and his work on open source software, it’s no surprise that Doctorow writes for Blog Boing Boing.
In his writing for Blog Boing Boing, Doctorow covers a broad range of topics including copyright reform, online privacy, and the future of information technology. He also frequently writes about technology trends such as wearable computing and 3-D printing.
In addition to his writing for Blog Boing Boing, Doctorow also contributes articles to The New York Times, Wired magazine, Slate magazine, The Guardian UK, and other publications.
Given his background as an editor of Project Gutenberg and his work on open source software, it’s no surprise that Cory Doctorow writes for Blog Boing Boing. His writing is characterized by its wit, intellect, advocacy for free culture, and coverage of technology trends such as wearable computing and 3-D printing. In addition to his writing for Blog Boing Boing, Doctorow also contributes articles to The New York Times, Wired magazine, Slate magazine, The Guardian UK.