Zoltan Istvan's Blog - Posts Tagged "national-geographic"
Zoltan Istvan documentary on Kashmir (featuring similar scenes to novel The Transhumanist Wager) is picked up by The Age TV
I have some good news and bad news: First the good news: My refugee/war documentary Pawns of Paradise: Inside the Brutal Kashmir Conflict, distributed by Janson Media, was recently licensed to The Age Tv in Australia. (The documentary's personal website is: www.pawnsofparadise.com). For readers of "The Transhumanist Wager", some of the Kashmir scenes in the documentary closely mirror the scenes in the novel. Now for the bad news: I think the documentary cannot be seen in the US, due to licensing restrictions. :( Maybe you'll have more luck than I did. Please tell me if you do: http://www.theage.com.au/tv/documenta...
A new interview I did, conducted by Dr. Anna Faktorovich. This will also be appearing in the Pennsylvania Literary Journal later this summer
A new interview I did, conducted by Dr. Anna Faktorovich. This will also be appearing in the Pennsylvania Literary Journal later this summer: http://anaphoraliterary.com/plj/plj-e...
I was just updating my Transhumanist Wager website and I came across this as one of my few sort of transhumanist articles for National Geographic. It's interesting to read now and consider how far flight (especially drone use) has come in a decade:
I was just updating my Transhumanist Wager website and I came across this as one of my few sort of transhumanist articles for National Geographic. It's interesting to read now and consider how far flight (especially drone use) has come in a decade: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/ne...
My feature documentary on the Kashmir war was released a a while ago on The Age TV in #Australia, but now The Sydney Morning Herald has also picked it up. Unfortunately, I think you can only watch it if you're in Australia.
My feature documentary on the Kashmir war was released a a while ago on The Age TV in #Australia, but now The Sydney Morning Herald has also picked it up. Unfortunately, I think you can only watch it if you're in Australia. http://www.smh.com.au/tv/Documentary/...
