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Tag Archives: reading
ALONE (short story)
I’m pleased to release a new short story for your reading pleasure on these brief Fall afternoons. What is this story, ALONE, all about? Two marooned astronauts cope with isolation, existentialism and artificial intelligence in this romantic tragedy. I’ve been … Continue reading
Me Party
I spent the latter half of 2011 with my head out of the music industry cloud. I’ve been luxuriating in a stress-free world of science fiction and artificial intelligence. I’ve been reading and writing more than anything else. But then … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged marketing, music, popular music, rant, reading, recording, science fiction, Writing
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Now Reading
Loving the hint-of-hard-boiled writing style.
Now Reading (Bedtime Edition)
At bedtime, I read two chapters of George’s Marvelous Medicine (edition as pictured above) to my daughter. This is a new phase that I’m very much into: reading books with her that have more words than pictures. That Grandma sure … Continue reading
Now Reading
Bought this from a small bookseller in Manchester, UK. About a comet that essentially destroys the Earth. Slow-paced, VERY 70′s. I’m having a love-hate relationship with this book, since it is an epic 600 pages. But I must finish it … Continue reading
Book Review and Notes on The Science Fiction
Last night I finally finished reading The Windup Girl. This is the first book I’ve read – honestly – in years, a statistic I am slightly embarrassed to reveal. I used to read way more: reading would inspire me, make … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Feelings, Life, Reviews, Writing
Tagged book review, Paolo Bacigalupi, reading, sci fi, scribd, short story, The Windup Girl
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Now Reading
Thanks to Lis for this.
Posted in Canada, Environment, Life, Touring, Travel
Tagged bicycle, david byrne, folding bicycle, reading
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Books
The other day I formulated an extreme thought on society and culture. This is one of my classic thoughts (reminiscent of last year’s post: Poetry is Dead), something that I might believe in but could never commit to. Its just … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, character development, English, facebook, fiction, grammar, language, reading, social networking, spelling, twitter
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