Wednesday, December 06, 2006
I wandered the library tonight and exited with Cory Doctorow's "Eastern Standard Tribe." I feel almost painfully out of it for not having read any of Doctorow's fiction (although I enjoy his findings at Boing Boing). Meanwhile, I'm finishing Robert Charles Wilson's Hugo Award-winning "Spin" and poring over every page -- and reading yet another critical analysis of Franz Kafka, with whom I often feel a special rapport.
I've made some extremely minor changes to my dot-com, hopefully to be followed by some more substantial revisions/additions/alternations. The Art Gallery has been upgraded a bit. And I like Justin's portrait so much I've made it the main graphic of my bio page.
I've made some extremely minor changes to my dot-com, hopefully to be followed by some more substantial revisions/additions/alternations. The Art Gallery has been upgraded a bit. And I like Justin's portrait so much I've made it the main graphic of my bio page.
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Spin and Accelerando were the absolute best scifi 2005 produced.
"Spin" (which I've not yet finished) is jaw-dropping. So far it's my favorite RCW novel -- and that's saying a lot. He's so much better than most of his contemporaries that even comparing him to them seems silly.
"Accelerando," here I come!
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