Monthly Archives: February 2007
Grummellings 3: An interview with Cory Doctorow
Just posted an interview with Cory Doctorow in which he talks about Overclockedand science fiction. Internet Archive link technorati tags:cory doctorow, science fiction
Grummellings2
I’ve just loaded the interview recorded with Ken Macleod, Farah Mendlesohn, Charles Stross and Chaz Brenchley at PicoCon where the anthology, Glorifying Terrorism, was discussed. Internet Archive link The interview is round 20 minutes long. technorati tags:ken macleod, charlie stross, … Continue reading
Dragons away – Naomi Novik’s Temeraire: Black Powder War
I finished the third part of Naomi Novik’s series last night and want more now! I thought that the first book had begin slowly but built a believable world which she has slowly extended into one that more often than … Continue reading
Giving life to the Machine of Death
I blogged about this anthology earlier and Matthew was kind enough to answer some questions. It certinaly seems an itneresting project and one I’ll be getting when it comes out. What give the site the impetus to put such a … Continue reading
Lost?
I have a confession: I’m lost with Lost. I’d really like a little more to come together and for it to make more sense (though I gather from rumours that there is some sort of ending in sight but will … Continue reading
Supernatural
I was hoping to blog this last night whilst my enthusiasm was still at fever pitch but I fell asleep. Last night’s programme was intriguing and developed the series; perhaps the shape of the coming rest of season can be seen now. The … Continue reading
Small con – BIG ideas: thoughts from PicoCon
You could have been forgiven for thinking that the new post-Singularity post-Soviet republic was being founded in Kensington with this year’s Guests of Honour – Ken Macleod, Charles Stross and Farah Mendlesohn. Ken decided to give a talk on whatever … Continue reading
Primeval – its certainly a soup
Having just made my supper after my return from PicoCon last night, I saw bits and pieces of Primeval. Can I please have those minutes of my life back? Its obiously ITV’s attempt at encroaching on the Dr Who market … Continue reading
Reading others – isn’t that what we are supposed to do?
I went to PicoCon yesterday (con report coming later) and a couple of the talks covered the notion of difference. Farah, one of the Guests of Honour, mentioned receivng an article for the journal Foundation and, when making suggestions for … Continue reading
Evelyn Pickering de Morgan
Thanks to Ariel at the Genre Files, I’ve just come across a gorgeous blog, Lines and Colours. This piece of work on Evelyn Pickering de Morgan really caught my eye but I can so see myself getting lost in this blog. … Continue reading