16 August 2011
Fortunes and Charles Tan
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Ever since I first read "The Fortunes of Mrs. Wu" in The Dragon and the Stars , I've pestered its author not only for permis...
31 July 2011
Beware of kings with sunken eyes . . .
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In the anthropocentric world of classed delusion glass thinking it is made of fish is in exclusion.
27 July 2011
Sink Corporate Pirates: A new blog that needs whistling about
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Sink Corporate Pirates Q s and facts about the "library/corpirate complex", Amazon as a fence, copyright as it is flogged, fraud o...
22 July 2011
New interview, and a recipe
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Eat Me Iain Rowan posed good questions, and has been a great pesterer to actually answer them. The interview with me is only one of his se...
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06 July 2011
Marzipan fruit and the Mistresses of Fancies
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Anyone can make good marzipan or marchpane —given almonds, sugar ( & according to Elinor Fettiplace "you must have gum dragon [tra...
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02 July 2011
Barbara who? A great cartoonist
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Looking at New Yorker cartoons of 1929–1930s, I ended up noting one cartoonist's name time and again, and finally looking it up—only to...
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"Since when have decent publishers had to advertise for authors?"
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A few days ago there was either an hilarious, a hilarious, or a hillarius (depending upon your publisher) exchange between Keith Brooke and ...
18 June 2011
Parrot Confidence Course
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Cowering kings The parrots hereabouts are flighty, these winter days, as a lobster at the sight of a restaurant. With that wedge-tailed eagl...
15 June 2011
Archaeologists, Palaeographers, and Punctuationists fight over cryptic dohicky
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From the dawn of communication, semicolons have been misplaced. Sans-serif font (sans gill), tertiary layer, otherwise uncontexted Drs Marti...
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11 June 2011
Eel
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Gymnothorax prasinus Known by many other names, including the Green Moray Eel, Brown Reef Eel, and the Pettifogger. Eels, even brightly lit,...
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