misty morning
It’s a misty morning here in Seattle. I woke up late, with that limp, relaxed don’t-have-to-do-a-goddamned-thing-today feeling. I spent a leisurely hour…
Read moreIt’s a misty morning here in Seattle. I woke up late, with that limp, relaxed don’t-have-to-do-a-goddamned-thing-today feeling. I spent a leisurely hour…
Read moreA leading Russian political analyst has said the economic turmoil in the United States has confirmed his long-held view that the country…
Read moreOkay, after a day of rest and turkey I got all contemplative, so this is going to be a long one. Today’s…
Read moreHere in Seattle it’s a day of scudding cloud and lemon sun, and the outside world is very quiet: few cars, few…
Read moreWow, an amoeba, a single-celled organism, the size of a grape. Pretty mind-boggling. Read the New Scientist article here, or view the…
Read moreI am so very tired of now! now! now! initiatives. So is the literary editor of the Daily Telegraph: Storytelling is under…
Read moreAccording to Publishers Weekly Houghton Mifflin has just stopped acquiring new books. This is a grim day. I also think it’s incredibly…
Read moreHere’s something I missed last week in Newsweek: Because they may have different symptoms than boys do, some girls with Asperger’s syndrome…
Read moreCocaine use is so not green: Not that this comes as any surprise to those who read our Guide to Green Drug…
Read moreYesterday was a grey and rainy day here in Seattle. Kelley and I were feeling a bit cooped up so we went…
Read moreThis is a longish reading (nearly 15 minutes) from Always. Aud, as many of you know, lives in–loves living in–her body. Physically,…
Read moreWired discusses a bouncy house for the apocalypse: SAN FRANCISCO — In tough circumstances, sometimes all you need is hope, but other…
Read moreNancy Polikoff reports in The Bilerico Project that the California Supreme Court has agreed to hear the challenge to Proposition 8 filed…
Read moreI met Kelley at Clarion in 1988 (I’ve talked about this many, many times, such as here and here). Those six weeks…
Read morephoto by Jennifer Durham I’ve seen many pictures of the protests sparked by the passage of Proposition 8 (and other anti-same-sex-marriage ballot…
Read moreThe audiophile holy war, analogue vs. digital, has been raging for a couple of decades now. This Economist article (damn I love…
Read moreKelley and I own a new business, Humans at Work, LLC. I say ‘we’ because we are legal partners in the enterprise,…
Read moreravine, November 16th It looks as though we’re really cranking with the gallery; lots o’ new stuff. Go look: http://an.aviewsofonesown.com Go add…
Read more(Via Gwenda.) Yesterday was kitten day so today it’s puppies. Tomorrow it’s humans, at work :) After that we’ll be back to…
Read morephoto: Murdo Macleod Today is turning out to be cat day. Here’s a Guardian article about authors and their cats: “The author…
Read moreI had a note from Jo, a reader of my MySpace blog (which is usually mirrored from here): I finished Slow River…
Read moreThere’s an interesting discussion going on over at the Tor blog about the difficulties in publishing English translations of foreign SF. (Via…
Read moreLast year, Carolyn Kellogg interviewed me and Gwenda Bond for Pinky’s Paperhaus and the LitBlog Co-op’s summer Read This programme. I talk…
Read moreThanks to Jennifer, we now have our very own photo gallery space. So if you like to take pictures of your environment,…
Read moreCholecalciferol by Calvero, from Wikipedia I could have sworn I saw this news about vitamin D somewhere months ago… Radiological health expert…
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