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July 5, 2010
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Craw Mud
July 4, 2010
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July 1, 2010
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June 30, 2010
Religion and/or Copyright
Three fun topics for your Wednesday:
Host desecration and copyright: Way back in the Middle Ages, the largely-uninformed masses in Europe had a tendency to get riled up about something called host desecration, which is when somebody took the Eucharist (the bready thing you get in communion, which is a stand-in for the body of Jesus) and stabbed it. Who stabbed it? Jews, naturally. Why? Because Jews wanted to re-enact the crucifixion with baked goods. They certainly had nothing better to do...
June 28, 2010
8 ways the RIAA could help you…
8 ways the RIAA could help you survive a zombie outbreak
So your town's got an outbreak of zombieism. The dead have risen from the grave, glassy-eyed and stumbling around like English soccer fans after a World Cup defeat. They've started devouring your friends and neighbours, and odds are, they're coming for you next.
Now take a moment to relax, because there are important things to remember. Most critically, never forget that zombies are dumb as all bloody hell. Put a lampshade on your head and they'll walk right by you. But okay, let's say...
June 21, 2010
Why Print is Bad for Indie Writers
Writing a book is a great adventure that ultimately ends with a dozen questions, none of them easy. The first and most obvious is whether to traditionally publish, or go the indie route. But even within the indie realm, there's another mammoth fork in the road you need to overcome: to print or not to print?
To answer this question, we first need to set aside the emotional attachment to print. Seeing the spine of your book on a bookshelf really does send a shiver down your spine, but what...