aetheric

In our libraries, we have often seen that making titles available freely in aetheric editions has often served to make the same title more desirable in print.

Enter the Bibliomancer: A new career for the CodePoet ZenMondo Wormser 2007

"aetheric" I believe was referring to Heaven, or some plane of existence not accessible by humans.

unknown title 2009

To say that "we" can -- never mind must -- control "our passions" is to say that there is a sentient self distinct from the very basis of sentience, to believe in some aetheric ghost-in-the-machine, some supernatural spirit of a mech-warrior pulling levers, pressing buttons, flicking switches, turning dials to make the meat-robot lumber from here to there.

Stoicism, Sophistry and Sodomy Hal Duncan 2009

To say that "we" can -- never mind must -- control "our passions" is to say that there is a sentient self distinct from the very basis of sentience, to believe in some aetheric ghost-in-the-machine, some supernatural spirit of a mech-warrior pulling levers, pressing buttons, flicking switches, turning dials to make the meat-robot lumber from here to there.

Archive 2009-08-01 Hal Duncan 2009

And I wondered what writers would do on days like that, before we could suckle at the aetheric teat of the internet.

"...there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so." greygirlbeast 2009

An aetheric substance in the form of a "soul" when it comes to humans.

Stoicism, Sophistry and Sodomy Hal Duncan 2009

An aetheric substance in the form of a "soul" when it comes to humans.

Archive 2009-08-01 Hal Duncan 2009

Give it a sensible time for any aetheric shenanigans as that email might get up to on its way, then if it still ain't through, drop us a line from whatever address yer Paypal is linked to, and I'll say "D'oh!" loudly to myself and fire a copy out to yer.

A Scruffian Christmas Hal Duncan 2009

The reasoning of the Stoics was based on exactly such a belief: that the universe was made of two types of substance: the passive substance we call matter; and Fate or Logos as an aetheric substance that is active in it, governs it, makes it a dance a merry jig to the tune it calls.

Archive 2009-08-01 Hal Duncan 2009

The reasoning of the Stoics was based on exactly such a belief: that the universe was made of two types of substance: the passive substance we call matter; and Fate or Logos as an aetheric substance that is active in it, governs it, makes it a dance a merry jig to the tune it calls.

Stoicism, Sophistry and Sodomy Hal Duncan 2009