Some farsighted visionaries imagined not long ago that someday e-books were going to replace real books. We have to laugh. The thought of “curling up on the couch with a good handheld e-book reader” just doesn’t cut it. So you’re on the beach with a great e-novel and you get to a good part and suddenly your “Low Battery” indicator goes on? Maybe it will turn into a nice toy for some Sharper Image-type catalogs, but e-books are not going to take off anytime soon.

At RadioFreeBabylon we love technology, but we also have great respect for the old-fashioned media. The printed word is here to stay. It requires no power source and goes with you anywhere. You can read it by firelight and set it down without turning it off. The only accessory you might need is a bookmark, and even that is not required. Just dog-ear the corner.

Our Publications Division is hard at work on some very interesting tales. Our first novel is Geometry, which we expect will be required reading in American high schools in about 90 years. We also expect someone to attempt to turn it into a screenplay, maybe us. In the event that this happens, we will insist on casting Christopher Walken in a supporting role.

We’re also working on other stories, screenplays, and concepts. These are hidden in a secret place so that no one can steal our intellectual property. When the time comes, you’ll read about them here.

(Please do not confuse our organization with the independent film project that goes by the name "Radio Free Babylon™." We are in no way associated with that low-budget and heretofore unfinished movie. This name was registered to us in 2000 and incorporated in Missouri that same year. If the film project known as "Radio Free Babylon™" ever gets released, we will sue its creators and distributors for defamation. If there was a movie released called "Xerox," don't you think the Xerox corporation would have something to say about that? We rest our case.)

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