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Monthly Archives: April 2010

Weekly Tweet Digest – 2010-04-25

Sunday, April 25, 2010

#musicmonday : the electric moog orchestra, "music from star wars." http://bit.ly/dtEl9k # christopher nolan's next movie, inception. http://bit.ly/bGfzem #yes #please #weaponizedarchitecture # Watch your step / Take a cab / Don't touch that / Don't stand there / Life is hard / Steal that car / Bus will break / Give me your knife. # [...]

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Weekly Tweet Digest – 2010-04-18

Sunday, April 18, 2010

breakfast thinks it's the most important meal of the day; i'm on a quest to humble it. #freebagel # what? somebody threw away the almost empty tub of margarine that has been expired since may 2009? but… i was using that. #freebagel #awman # @pelargir fair: http://bit.ly/cfyRo0 in reply to pelargir # there is a [...]

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Weekly Tweet Digest – 2010-04-11

Sunday, April 11, 2010

RT @TheHugoAwards: Complete Hugo nominees listing available at http://is.gd/bezod # remember, kids: "dull" is just the first syllable of "dulcimer." # the weather is temperate this evening; the sky is clear; the stars are out. … what's that you say? monday deadline? oh. right, then. # it's the dayjob… of the night! # @nicoletaylor28 relatively [...]

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Weekly Tweet Digest – 2010-04-04

Sunday, April 4, 2010

and i'm back in durham again. tomorrow is work. tonight, i'm finishing the last 20 pages of pynchon's "V." & sleeping. #CONTINUEDEXCITEMENT # of all the realizations i've had upon coming home from ca, my disappointment at the scarcity of meyer lemons is perhaps the most trivial. # dear associated press, thanks for this illuminating [...]

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Fiction of the Untrammeled Imagination

Saturday, April 3, 2010

The first thing to say about J.G. Ballard is not that he is among our finest writers of science fiction but that he is among our finest writers of fiction tout court period. Ballard himself might retort that, granted the first claim, the second is redundant, since the only important fiction being produced today is [...]

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