Thomas M. Disch’s Wake
For those that are interested, here are some pictures from the wake of the late Thomas M. Disch. Looks like it was more fun that sadness, which is always good. Thanks to Matt Staggs for pointing them out to me and thanks to Jacob Weisman of Tachyon Publications for taking the pictures and thus giving […]
London Lit Plus Goes Plus (Hopefully)
London Lit Plus, the supposed fringe of London’s book festival, is looking for a new managerial team. In fact, a new team full stop. Apparently they want someone who can take it to the next level, since the current team are no longer able to do so. If you’re interested in the gig, check out […]
METAtropolis: Free Download
For those that don’t know what METAtropolis is, I’ll give you the official description: Welcome to a world where big cities are dying, dead – or transformed into technological megastructures. Where once-thriving suburbs are now treacherous Wilds. Where those who live for technology battle those who would die rather than embrace it. It is a […]
Well: 2 Years
Apparently WISB was two years old last month on the 3rd. Yeah. I’ve been around for 2 years on this blog. That’s incredibly, if you ask me. I’ve stuck with this for 2 years and I’m still going strong. Okay, pointless post, I know, but I just thought you all should know. Anywho!
Inside the Blogosphere: Question #8 (I’m in it!)
Well, yet another blogger question thing has graced the interwebs, and it can be found here. This time we were asked about our ideal reading environment. Looking back I don’t think I have an ideal reading environment. Lovely. What about you? Do you have an ideal reading environment?
LoudTwitter Went Nuts
I tried to give LoudTwitter another shot and it went completely bonkers on me and posted almost 20 posts of the same tweets. I’m sorry to anyone who had to see that in their feeds. Please forgive me! It won’t happen again, I hope. (Don’t click the read more, there isn’t any more after this!)