AMP MagazineAug/Sept 2008 “In Sicily women are more dangerous then shotguns,” just as they are in Rick Dakan’s Geek Mafia…
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Geek Mafia: Mile Zero: Nerdy Caper Novel, the Sequel
Posted by Cory Doctorow, November 12, 2007 I’ve just finished Rick Dakan’s fantastic, funny, charming geek caper novel “Geek Mafia:…
Geek Mafia: Mile Zero
410 Media Let me tell you a story from my personal life that will illustrate what a great book Geek…
Geek Mafia 3: Black Hat—A Heist Novel for Hackers
By Cory Doctorow June 2, 2009 Rick Dakan’s third novel in his Geek Mafia, Black Hat Blues, is every bit…
A Singer-Songwriter You May Never Have Heard of, but Should
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A Reasonable History of Impossible Demands Reviewed on FATEA
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Pictures of a Gone City Reviewed in Insurgent Notes
By Loren GoldnerInsurgent NotesAugust 2018 …Silicon Valley fever is a disease of a social body infected with the overheated pursuit…
Only Connect: A Review of Richard Walker’s Pictures of a Gone City
By Max MoorheadThe Brooklyn RailApril 4th, 2018 By 2100 the San Francisco International Airport will likely see half of its…
Pictures of a Gone City Paints a Vivid, Learned Portrait of the Bay Area
By Martin NicolausBerkeleysideMay 16th, 2018 When I first moved to the Bay Area decades ago, someone steered me to Malcolm…