All the Birds in the Sky (novel)
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Inventive but flawed
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All the Birds in the Sky (novel)
Magic and mad science
clash as the world crumbles
Inventive but flawed

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The Writer's Life in the 21st Century: A Serial Haiku
I should be writing
but watching cat videos
And reading fan blogs.
I should do research
but would rather read the news
and books I’ve finished.
All these distractions
muddle and fatigue my brain
until I can’t look.
Wi-fi is the bane
of good productivity.
I should turn it off
and find other ways
to write on the computer,
our best and worst tool.
Just my two cents :)
Brattle Book Shop at 9 West Street in Boston, Massachusetts. (via gingenious)
Walked past this place so many times in my Emerson days. Still love ya, Boston.

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http://gawker.com/now-we-decide-if-privacy-will-continue-to-exist-511864050
I know it's the weekend and all, guys, but if you value your privacy at all, then by all means try and do something about it. Write a letter or call your congressperson, organize a protest (or attend one), write a letter to your local paper, blog about it, meme-ify it--just make a big stink about it by all means necessary! This is borderline unconstitutional, as this excellent article points out. We can't take this lying down.
Although if you've accepted the police state as our future, by all means, do nothing. The NSA appreciates it.
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I feel like this post changed my life
Indeed.
Solidarity with all my fellow workers today. Someday, I will be able to celebrate this holiday properly--by declining to participate in this markedly unfair capitalist economy. Alas, off to work I go...
NY Solidarity with Boston. Hang in there Beantown!
Today, my heart goes out to Boston. Stay safe and don't let things get out of control.

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Why You’re Broke, the Environment’s Trashed, and Wars Drag On
How corporate power is ruining your life, explained in animated GIFs
This is brilliant. Perhaps this is the way to reach the masses?
Sometimes I miss the days when I could talk about this stuff like, every day. I just love talking about shit that 90% of the population doesn't understand. I guess it makes me feel special.
Also, "Community" is totally postmodernist...at least sometimes.
When I lived in Boston, The Phoenix was my go-to source for not only music and arts news, but also politics and other local newsworthy events. Their coverage of the Occupy movement, notably, was nuanced and fair, and they didn't hold anything back. No such thing as censorship for this newsweekly.
As The Phoenix was a reputable free altweekly printed on good old-fashioned newsprint (until its final months, apparently), this makes its folding all the more lamentable. With every newspaper that shuts down, there is less information available for the average passerby to just pick up at the nearest news stand, and the more s/he must go looking for it.
Happy St. Paddy's Day!
Remember when St. Patrick brought Catholicism to Ireland, and then a bunch of Irish people killed each other when some of them became Protestant? Good times.
Happy drinking, everybody!
I don't read fan fiction that much anymore--so much to do, so little time--but this little series is really great. This duo's writing is top-notch! And as a writer myself, I can say that with authority.

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The Writer's Life in the 21st Century: A Serial Haiku
I should be writing
but watching cat videos
And reading fan blogs.
I should do research
but would rather read the news
and books I've finished.
All these distractions
muddle and fatigue my brain
until I can't look.
Wi-fi is the bane
of good productivity.
I should turn it off
and find other ways
to write on the computer,
our best and worst tool.
I’m the kind of person who likes to be by himself. To put a finer point on it, I’m the type of person who doesn’t find it painful to be alone. I find spending an hour or two every day running alone, not speaking to anyone, as well as four or five hours alone at my desk, to be neither difficult nor boring. I’ve had this tendency ever since I was young, when, given a choice, I much preferred reading books on my own or concentrating on listening to music over being with someone else. I could always think of things to do by myself.
Haruki Murakami, What I Talk About When I Talk About Running (via bookmania)