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tricky, trickly, stylish : Gene Wolfe, “Six from Atlantis” & Michael Swanwick, “The Year of Three Monarchs” in The Sword & Sorcery Anthology about 5 hours ago via Mobile Web
“the best writers of sword and sorcery are the best storytellers in the fantasy field” — David Drake, in The Sword & Sorcery Anthology about 5 hours ago via Mobile Web
even better : farm fresh, sun-warmed, real strawberries from the skylands of New Jersey [the only ones to equal them are from Kent] about 5 hours ago via Mobile Web
just in, advance of: The Sword & Sorcery Anthology. [Eds. D.G. Hartwell & J. Weisman]. Tachyon, 2012. Classic tales, intro. by David Drake about 5 hours ago via Mobile Web
re : Black Box : change in traditional typeface, all the extra white space = unspoken formal innovations cc : @rudytheelder @BrendanCByrne about 14 hours ago via web
“. . . than to accept that our lives are governed by chance” — Jennifer Egan, in the New Yorker 4:19 PM May 30th via Mobile Web
Jennifer Egan. “Black Box”, in New Yorker issue for 4 & 11 June 2012, is most formally innovative piece I have ever seen there; it compels 3:27 PM May 30th via Mobile Web
wow, just sold (& packed for shipment) a lovely 17th century book; the surprise is that it waited this long 1:51 PM May 30th via web
RT @johncoulthart: Jorge Luis Borges: "The solution to the mystery is always inferior to the mystery itself." via @BrendanCByrne [citation?] 8:45 AM May 30th via web
@pableauxNO we will find a way to welcome you 8:43 AM May 30th via web
Krugman “Mr. Ryan and Mr. Romney, then, are fake deficit hawks” & NJ Gov. Christie “just another standard fiscal phony” nytimes.com/2012/05/28/opi… 12:59 PM May 28th via web
@grahamsleight where's yours? what's with the squiggly brackets? you know what I mean (cc: @john_clute ) 12:51 PM May 28th via web
Ruritania : a state of mind sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/ruritania “self-conscious Medieval Futurism that shapes many future societies” cc @SFEncyclopedia 12:40 PM May 28th via web
somewhere, a lawnmower flies to Teeterboro airport 11:56 AM May 28th via Mobile Web
the view from the hammock (occasional series) 11:54 AM May 28th via Mobile Web
a vulture glides high, southward, notchwinged in thunder of unseen jet a distant transatlantic jet gleams east in silence of unseen vulture 11:53 AM May 28th via Mobile Web
RT @BrendanCByrne : the hammock always wins. 11:37 AM May 28th via Mobile Web in reply to BrendanCByrne
warm spring afternoon : distant friends beckon, movie theaters, and so on : but while porch floor paint dries, it is the hammock that wins 11:07 AM May 28th via Mobile Web
at least the William @GreatDismal Gibson essay in New Yorker sf issue is outside the paywall : nyr.kr/JQXgzf (will wait for the rest) 10:18 AM May 28th via web