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Monthly Archives: April 2011
The mythic side of London
The London Underground may lead to more places than those found on the brightly colored map on display in every Tube station. The evocative names of each stop may mean more than just a place for weary travelers to get on … Continue reading
Posted in books, fantasy, urban fantasy
Tagged books, fantasy, London, Neil Gaiman, Simon R. Green, urban fantasy
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Snowball careening downhill–look out below!
In the April 27 Industry News from Publisher’s Weekly, Amazon reported that sales in their ebook division jumped 63% in the first quarter of 2011. That was pretty much their good news. Their bad news, underlaying a certain amount of spin, was that even … Continue reading
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House hunting is not for sissies
Galen and I have moved 4 times in last 10 years. This move will be our fifth. And for anyone at the Evergreen Users Conference who has already heard a part of this saga, apologies in advance for the deja … Continue reading
Posted in house hunting
Tagged Alaska, Anchorage, Atlanta, cats, Chicago, Gainesville, house hunting, Tallahassee
Voting for the Hugos
The Hugo nominations were officially posted on Sunday by Renovation, the 69th Annual World Science Fiction Convention. Worldcon will be be held this coming August in Reno, Nevada, and the winners will be announced in a rather posh and occasionally hilarious ceremony on August 20. … Continue reading
Posted in hugo awards, science fiction
Tagged Connie Willis, Doctor Who, fantasy, Hugo Awards, Lois McMaster Bujold, N. K. Jemisin, science fiction, TBR, Worldcon
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Geeks amazing traveling circus
Yesterday, we packed up for a week’s trip to Atlanta to look for a house to rent. This was a driving trip, and we’re here for a week. Two geeks, one car, and a week away from all our toys. … Continue reading
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Double deja vu
In the middle of the first chapter of Omnitopia Dawn by Diane Duane, I kept thinking “I’ve played this book”. Not “I’ve read this book”, but “I’ve played this book”, as in there’s a game just like this. And there … Continue reading
Posted in books, science fiction
Tagged artificial intelligence, Diane Duane, Robert A. Heinlein, science fiction, video games
Book Mooch is not my mother
The admins at Book Mooch are concerned about the amount of work it takes to give 300 books away to people who really, really want them. So, allegedly out of concern for me, they deleted the half of my inventory that no one … Continue reading
Posted in books
Tagged Book Mooch, books, personal libraries, used books, weeding



















