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Late Night Musings
Conspiracies & Super-Villains
In my story Earthquake, we find a caveman out on a hunt trying to provide for his ‘family’. He doesn’t know why he cares about these people, but he does. And when the ground shakes, killing those around him, he’s also not sure why. And when he finds those he loves, somehow safe from harm, […]
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Late Night Musings
The iPod’s wheel is the Automobile’s wheel is the Caveman’s wheel.
02.14.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments(or, Why there will be no more posts about social media on this site)
I’m done talking about social media. I’m done reading about social media. No more conversations about conversing, talks about talking, or blogs about blogging. I’m done with technology whose only purpose is to impress technologists, with web services that only interest […] -
Micro-Fiction
“Earthquake”
The ground shook violently during the hunt, knocking down the beast, but also dropping rocks from the sky that hit his companions, killing some, maiming others. He fell down from the shake, but the rocks missed him and he got back up, grabbing his spear. It shook again, knocking him down again, this time his […]
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Late Night Musings
Five things you could be doing during the writer’s strike.
Like so many oppressed laborers before them, Hollywood Writer’s have gone on strike. Their claim/grievance/beef is that they’re not seeing profits from online media and digital distribution (um, guys, either are the executives). The last stachka of the prime-time bards happened in 1988 and lasted for five months. Now, five months may not seem like […]
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