TEDx Montreal: Hugh McGuire: The Blurring Lines Between Books and the Internet
Hugh McGuire, of LibriVox and iambik audiobooks, speaking at TEDx Montreal. His topic is “The Blurring Lines Between Books and the Internet.” Posted by Jesse Willis
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Thank You: AdSense $$ for May and June 2012
For our labours, in the months of May and June of this year, we have received a moderately sized contribution: $131.95 in Google AdSense revenue. I’d have you know that hosting for the site is actually pretty cheap. But we… Read moreThank You: AdSense $$ for May and June 2012
Shoggoth’s Old Peculiar by Neil Gaiman (live reading)
Here’s a live reading (audio only), by Neil Gaiman himself, of Shoggoth’s Old Peculiar. The story is a kind of mash up of a Peter Cook and Dudley Moore piece, that and the Cthulhu mythos, and also English pub culture…. Read moreShoggoth’s Old Peculiar by Neil Gaiman (live reading)
MuseCon 2012: Guest Of Honor: Gregg Taylor of Decoder Ring Theatre
Gregg Taylor of Decoder Ring Theatre is going to be the GUEST OF HONOR at MuseCon 2012! This Chicago area convention begins August 3, 2012. Here’s the convention’s description: Most kids create an imaginary world where they have friends nobody… Read moreMuseCon 2012: Guest Of Honor: Gregg Taylor of Decoder Ring Theatre
TEDxUCDavis – Michael Saler – History and Imaginary Worlds
Professor Michael Saler, of UC Davis, suggested I check out his talk about “History and Imaginary Worlds” which he gave at a TEDx at UC Davis. Saler’s talk reminded me of something Dave Barry said. He said he wanted to… Read moreTEDxUCDavis – Michael Saler – History and Imaginary Worlds
Man walks on fucking Moon: July 21, 1969
Used in awe and respect, there are few times in the history of human civilization when such words would have been more appropriate. [via BoingBoing and ultimately The Onion] Posted by Jesse Willis