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Wow. Interesting question.The path to being me has been…circuitous.Oh, some bits have been fixtures, to be sure. I’ve always been nerdy. I’ve always been a computer geek—I started coding in 1977. I’ve always, at least for so long as I’ve been interested in sex and romance, been non-monogamous.But the rest? Damn, it’s been a weird path.I grew up in a town in Nebraska with 242 people in it. My first year of high school, my family moved to Florida, and I went to school with something like 2,000 students…hello, culture shock!I went to college for computer engineering. Got caught hacking the school’s DECsystem-20 and invited to leave. Spent five more years in college but never got a degree, due in no small part to changing majors 5 times. Started in computer engineering, ended up in neurobiology, with stops along the way in linguistics and cognitive science.Got heavily into the indie ‘zine scene from about 1988 to about 1996 or so. Helped publish a whole string of small-press underground magazines, including Mythagoras, The Caffeine Quarterly, and Xero. (The URL of my web site xeromag.com comes from those days; it started out as the home page of Xero magazine.)I worked for several years in fast food, which was amazing. I met a lot of cool people who significantly impacted my life during that time.In the early 90s, I started writing about my experiences with polyamory online. I’d been online since the late 70s, when I used a 300-baud telephone modem and a TRS-80 computer to connect to old-school BBS systems: CBBS Chicago, Magnetic Fantasies, Black Ice, Pirate-80, The Wyvern’s Den, and so on.I ran a BBS called aLTER rEALITY for…I dont know, 6 or 8 years. It was running in a TRS-80 with a ton of custom hardware I’d designed and built, and the system lived on a whole bunch of 3.5” floppies that I got by dumpster diving behind a PC store. (Early IBM PS/2 systems had a design defect where the 3.5” floppy drives would drift out of alignment over time. Service places would pull the drives, toss ‘em, and replace ‘em. I’d take a he drives out of the dumpster, clean them up, align them—it was very easy to do—and connect them to my TRS-80 via a simple floppy disk interface I designed.)aLTER rEALITY attracted a bunch of writers, primarily fantasy and SF writers, and had a really popular role-playing storyboard. I started getting interested in writing then (in fact, one of my college roommates and long-term friends insisted I’d eventually become a writer, though I didn’t believe him at the time. Mr. Martin, you were right, I was wrong.)I started working in prepress about the time these newfangled programs called PageMaker and Photoshop came out. I’ve been using Photoshop since version 1.0.3 and PageMaker since version 1.0, in fact.I got to be really good at it, and for a while I worked in a large prepress shop in Tampa doing work, primarily things like image editing and film output, for a bunch of really big clients: Royal Caribbean, RJR Nabisco, companies like that.I quit working prepress and started my own computer consulting company. Made a ton of money, built a big house in the suburbs, and decided I hated it.Walked away from that and became a minority partner in a tiny electronics company called Spectrum Electronics, a company that made industrial and military safety equipment. Did that for a few years. That was interesting: I did everything from designing advertising materials and product manuals to going in the assembly room and reworking circuit boards by hand.Spectrum went bust for reasons I could easily write a book about. I moved to Oregon with a partner I met on OK Cupid. Made my living from a sex game I’d written in the late 90s called Onyx and from doing freelance Web back-end programming, for porn sites, among other clients. I also wrote erotica, which paid really really well until Amazon changed their search algorithms to bury self-published porn.While all this was going on, the stuff I wrote online about polyamory and BDSM went a bit bonkers. The polyamory stuff is still the most popular poly site on the Web, in fact.A bunch of people started asking me when I was going to write a book about polyamory, so I was like “Cool! I should do that!” I did everything they say you’re supposed to do to publish a nonfiction book: I put together a query letter and some sample chapters, shopped it around to a ton of agents and publishers……and got a ton of rejection letters that all said the same thing: “A book on polyamory won’t sell. But if you want to publish a memoir, we’d definitely love to do that.”I didn’t want to publish a memoir, so I dropped the project.Met my partner Eve at a science lecture. We started dating shortly after. She also wanted to do a book on poly, so we were all like “hey, let’s do it together!”She had worked for a big publisher before she started her own science communication company, and had a good background in publishing, so we founded a publishing company to do our own book.We wrote and published More Than Two, which has gone a bit bonkers—sold over 50,000 copies in the first four years and shows no sign of slowing down. Since then, we’ve become an established indie publisher with a formidable stable of very talented writers. We’ve published some awesome books: Kitty Stryker’s Ask: Building Consent Culture, Kevin Patterson’s amazing Love’s Not Color Blind (which is going to sell out its first printing very soon), Elisabeth Sheff’s Inside the Polycule.I’ve written that memoir the big publishers wanted…which, ironically, didn’t sell nearly as well as the polyamory book the big publishers insisted wouldn’t sell.Since the release of More Than Two, Eve and I have spent a huge amount of time traveling the world to support the book. We’ve spoken all over Europe and North America. We speak at conferences around the world—right now, I’m typing this Quora answer in an airport in Toronto. I just spoke at a conference here, and now I’m waiting to board a flight to London.Eve and I just finished our first novel, Black Iron, which will be in stores this fall. (And no, it has nothing to do with polyamory.) We’re currently working on three more novels: Gold Gold Gold! and Frozen Smoke, set in the same world as Black Iron, and an as-yet-unnamed novel that’s part murder mystery, part contemporary lesbian noir, and part WWII historical fiction, that alternates between present-day New York and end-of-the-war Berlin. We’re also just starting to plan out a near-future neo-cyberpunk novel set in a Vancouver flooded by global warming.We’ve also founded a tech startup and obtained a patent on technology for interfacing sensors on a prosthetic with the nervous system of the wearer. That company is struggling: we’ve had a couple small rounds of angel investment that have let us secure our intellectual property and build functional prototypes, and right now we’re looking for the capital to take it to the next step. We need to hire an industrial designer and an RF analog electronics engineer, which we don’t currently have the money to do.I love my life.

Applying a teaching job at Assumption university, Thailand. Then you can tell the world how poor, the Thai education is. In hundred, the AU teachers were AU graduates, one factor of money making. Lot of AU teachers came from poorer countries, another factor of making money but they do know the system is worse than the countries they came from. Another factor is this human culture “ it is not my fault, Amara’s English is very poor in editing subordinates’ exam papers, not my business, nobody force the their enrollment”.Paper grading is very fair to students, no teacher checks his or her students’ exam papers. Sometimes we give marks though wrong because other teachers teach wrongly. Sometimes we were forced to check according to wrong key solution, because of low quantity of quality of paper setter. Lot lot of times the chairperson changed from right to wrong, the question Exam paper, forty times.One Summer, Amara deleted the quiz mark act1600 of one girl student without reason, another money making 13,000 baht to school.One smart teacher Assigned by Amara to teach major required subject, her students must follow her teacher to home paying 3,800 baht tutorial class. Those were refused to attend her tutorial class, changed the accounting major. This smart teacher has been providing tutorial classes, AU accounting subjects, every subject she taught at Assumption uni, Thailand, since salary earned is very low. This smart teacher’s manner is as worse as her roommate, Doctor June. Never seen before, why people with lot of Botox with well education act verbally so bad to students and teachers. Abac is so fond of teacher with aggressive manner, Ajarn June Bernadette.No fixed percentage is used to determine letter grade, grade released depends on Amara, the one who always make mistake in changing exam papers of others, many ten years. Also Amara is owner of tutorial shop, AU subjects, big well known for Assumption uni students.At AU, tutorial class is necessary, since everything is in English, but no testing of English knowledge, everyone is welcome to study at AU. There are more and more students from other provinces, very poor English. Tutorial class must be in mass production, paid extra 3,000 to 5000 baht per subject, university level, both major and nonmajor subject. Of course, tutorial shops are owned by Abac teachers and some Dean.What I worry is the mingle of Black and White in one class. I saw Black enjoy eating, like raw eggs, raw cow blood, lot of street food, plastic surgery. Told by the nurse, patients visiting Vipavadeeram hospital per day almost 1.000.When you apply a job at Assumption uni, don’t forget to emphasize how Much you can make, the mistakes in editing exam papers of subordinates. Then may be, Amara May be replaced.Update: Surprised to see the sheet distributed for many years by one teacher to students, the material used as sample is wrong. The teacher is not allowed to check his or her students’ paper, may be another money making. God does not exist, believe me.Lot of teachers have no right degrees, totally unrelated to what they have been assigned to teach, strategy of money making by Amara Tirasriwat and school, education in Kalakand.