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MOSES by WHITE HORSE

MOSES by WHITE HORSE

Station Ident: Yes, My Sperm Travel In Time

I don't think poor Zo has stopped screaming yet.

Good morning, sinners. This is warren ellis dot com.

The Top Shelf Three-Dollar Sale

Received in email from Chris Staros of Top Shelf, publishers of some of the finer comics out there:

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THE 2010 TOP SHELF MASSIVE $3 SALE

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For the next ten days — thru Friday September 24th — Top Shelf is having a

giant $3 graphic novel web sale. When you visit the site, you'll find over 100

graphic novels and comics on sale — with over 70 titles marked down to just $3

& $1!

To go...

The Hypothesis Of A Book

The Believer – Cameras Are Clocks for Seeing?
Barthes liked "to write beginnings" and multiplied this pleasure by writing books of fragments, of repeated beginnings; he also liked pre-beginnings: "introductions, sketches," ideas for projected books, books he planned one day to write. So when Nathalie Léger, editor of Mourning Diary, describes it as "the hypothesis of a book desired by him," she is accurate in that it was neither finished nor intended for publication; but she is also...

The Roche Disease

 

 

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"Rather," Procedure Club. As heard by me 5 minutes ago o...

"Rather," Procedure Club. As heard by me 5 minutes ago on the Casbah podcast. Reminds me of something, and it's driving me mad.

Procedure Club "Rather" from Lizzie Boredom on Vimeo.

Links for 2010-09-09

Wall Street's super traders come under fire
"Regulators are poised to curb so-called high frequency trading that uses sophisticated algorithms to analyze equity markets and trigger trades at lightning speed."
(tags:money crime tech GMbook )

FREAKANGELS 0108

KIRLIAN PANIC

Links for 2010-09-09

Walking in Midtown, without using avenues : The New Yorker
"The goal: to walk from the Empire State Building, on West Thirty-third Street, to Rockefeller Center, on West Forty-eighth, without ever setting foot on Fifth or Sixth Avenue?to knife through tall buildings in a single bound, or at least in stepwise forays…"
(tags:cities GMbook )

Perhaps apposite to today's earlier mutterings, Ben Terre...

Perhaps apposite to today's earlier mutterings, Ben Terrett:

I don't think blogging is as good as it used to be. It's lost a little magic.

I know this is down to rise (and ease of use) of Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and all them but I miss blogging. Proper old fashioned blogging, like this and this and this.