Silicon Follies, Pocket Books, 2001. Comic novel set in late 1990's Silicon Valley.
The Digital Gold Rush (Review of “The Nudist on the Late Shift"), The Wall Street Journal August 1999. Original.
Silicon Valley, Inc., San Jose Mercury April 1998. Prescient anticipation of the dot.com demise of Silicon Valley.
Hello, Are You Human?, Salon.com August 2000. Cocktail hour inversion of the Turing test.
A New Lease On Life, DC City Paper September 2003. Prescient article anticipating the subprime meltdown.
Odd Jobs, Rhode Island Monthly January 2002. Survey of unusual occupations. Original layout.
Howl.com, Salon.com March 2000. Fin-de-millennium rant, with apologies to Allen Ginsberg. 
The Elements of Style: Unix as Literature, Performance Computing September 1998. Broadly reprinted cult Unix piece. 
Martin Luther, Meet Linus Torvalds, Salon.com November 1998. Tongue-in-cheek perspective on Open Source. 
Holy Pastry, Salon.com March 2000. Comic essay on doughnuts and metaphysics. Original draft.
Finding a Way, The Surfer's Journal August 1999. Call for a more open-ended surf culture.
Text version.
Open Source Over There, O'Reilly.com February 1999. European Open Source trends.
Whence the Source, O'Reilly.com March 1999. Open Source cultural tensions explained.
It's a Bubble, All Right (Review of "Irrational Exuberance"), Salon.com May 2000.
Should Your Boss Know About Those Visits to the Shrink? (Review of "Database Nation"), Salon.com February 2000.
The Essence of Geekdom (Review of "Geeks"), Salon.com February 2000.
Last Train to Cluesville (Review of "The Cluetrain Manifesto"), Salon.com January 2000.
Legends in Their Own Minds (Review of "High Stakes, No Prisoners", "Renegades of The Empire"), Salon.com December 1999.
The Internet Illusion (Review of "The Control Revolution"), Salon.com November 1999.
Everyman's E-Commerce (Review of "StrikingItRich.com"), Salon.com November 1999.
A Tournament of Apes (Review of "The Gorilla Game"), Salon.com September 1999.
The Archaeology of Secrets (Review of "The Code Book") October 1999.
E*Scatology
, South by Southwest Film Festival, March 2000. Why the New Economy was the real millennial cult.
Of Greed, Technolibertarianism and Geek Omnipotence (Interview with Paulina Borsook), Salon.com May 2000. 
An Undying Affection, O'Reilly.com February 1999. Valentine's Day homage to Unix.
Pink Slips and Spam, Dr. Seuss/Dot.bomb eulogy at the South by Southwest Film Festival March 2001. MP3 Recording.
Notes on the Second Open Source Summit, Slashdot June 1999. Biased report on Open Source summit meeting.
Infant Squirrel Rehabilitation: A Recipe, August 2007. Because the little creatures need help sometimes (PDF).
The Comic Bardo Thodol, July 2008. The Tibetan Book of The Dead, comically condensed using Comic Life.
The Silicon Valley Tarot, 1999. Simultaneous satire on the New Economy and The Occult.
The Metrosexual Tarot, 2003. "'Queer Eye For The Straight Guy' collides with The Occult.
Geek Astrology, December 1999, Salon.com. Astrological satire for the dotcom set. Doomed by the tech-wreck.
Geek Astrology, January 2000.
Geek Astrology, February 2000.
Geek Astrology, March 2000.
Geek Astrology, April 2000.
Geek Astrology, May 2000.
USA Today Hot Sites
Variety Silicon Follies Television pilot noted
Yahoo.com Yahoo! Picks
Business Week Tarot Cards Go Digital
San Francisco Chronicle Ask the Online Oracle 
The San Jose Mercury News The Rise and Fall of Silicon Valley
Information Week Does Your IT Group Need Reshuffling?
California Law Review Lawyers Serve as Sources for Silicon Satire
Providence Journal How Scoville's Characters Came to Life
Providence Journal A Geek's-eye View of Life in Silicon Valley
NC Flash News Tarot Deck deal New Hand in Metrosexuality
ZD Net High Tech Meets High Entertainment: Bonfire of The Techno-vanities
Austin Chronicle Snippets from SXSW Interactive
IMDB.com Silicon Follies (TV) Full Cast and Crew
Salon.com press release: Salon Magazine Launches "Silicon Follies"

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