Went to see a fabulous art exhibit this weekend at the South Australian Museum:OK, so the show was largely comprised of images of dead birds, but I am inexplicably fascinated by such images, especially when the birds have got museum/taxonomist’s tags attached to them. (This does not make me a freak, honestly. In this case,…… Continue reading Rita Hall: Museum Studies 1969-2009
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*tap tap tap* Testing, 1,2,3…
Is this thing on?So, yes. It has been a while since I’ve posted, and I can’t guarantee it won’t be another while until the next one appears. We are still sans-internetz at home (although that is being remedied now that the lovely Chad is well and truly tired of hearing me whinge about it) which…… Continue reading *tap tap tap* Testing, 1,2,3…
A sign of the times…
So much to catch up on, so much to comment on (the Easter bad luck weekend, the Amazon fiasco, the parallel importation stuff that’s going on) but instead I’m going to make a brief observation about the state of things in my world lately. I’m trying to rid myself of my thesis (current word count…… Continue reading A sign of the times…
I know it’s not just me…
I can’t possibly be the only one to think this satellite looks like a Dalek…
So slack
I’ve been neglecting my poor LJ account for the past couple of weeks… That’s the problem with having no internet connection at home. That’s also the problem with trying to check LJ on your mobile because you’re obsessed with the internet and can’t possibly not be hooked up at home for much longer — the mobile won’t play nice when…… Continue reading So slack
More temptibles for the wish list…
Some stunning jewellery from Norwegian designer, Bjørg . I’ll have all of these, and the SciFi/Fantasy first editions from Abebooks please.Right. Now it’s time to clean the bathroom, then it’s off to find a Swedish costume for my friend’s Hen’s Night. Of course I’m going as the most obvious Swedish choice:Ingrid Bergman.
Got a spare $116,530.00 kicking around somewhere?
From Abebooks.com, my favourite supplier of book porn… Science Fiction and Fantasy First Editions If money was no object and you wanted to create the ultimate modern science fiction and fantasy rare book collection in a single swoop, then The Fine Books Company in Rochester, Michigan, is offering first editions of all the Hugo and Nebula…… Continue reading Got a spare $116,530.00 kicking around somewhere?
Well, hello there.
Long time, no post.Still no internet at home, and the hours I’ve spent at uni have been theoretically devoted to working on my thesis (although no new wordage has happened on that front all week. My brain just ain’t playing nice when it comes to Icelandic genealogies. And I left my USB at home today,…… Continue reading Well, hello there.
Some book porn: from me to you.
Every week, Abebooks.com delivers some tantalising book porn to my inbox. I usually go through a four step ‘drool, covet, check bank account, delete email’ process upon receiving these newsletters, but this week’s selection deserves an LJ post of its own.We wants all of these, precioussss…. Even the ones we’ve already got…Recommended Post-Apocalyptic FictionAfter London…… Continue reading Some book porn: from me to you.
TOR interviews Kate and Rob about Clarion South
http://www.tor.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=18199And there’s another one of our classic ‘Sopranos’ Clarion group shots (this time fronted by the lovely Trent Jamieson). Yeah, we’re bad-asses.