How to lose a ridiculous amount of time in a weekend: Discover a wonderful website dedicated to the British comics of my youth which, because of the way comics fandom works, have been pretty much forgotten for the most part. … Continue reading
It’s been a week for writing things and then starting over from scratch, for multiple reasons, and multiple projects — the sheer volume of material written that’ll never see the light of day this week is both staggering and ultimately … Continue reading
I used to be particularly nostalgic; it was something that drove Kate mad when we first met, that I’d just expound on younger days when I had more hair as if they possessed some special magic that would explain everything, … Continue reading
Some things just take longer to write than others, it seems. I’d been struggling with this week’s Time piece — I really am still filing them weekly, but they’re published whenever these days; there’re something like five just waiting to … Continue reading
I once described myself as a geek to a lady I was working with. She reached her arm across the desk, patted my hand and said “don’t say that, I think you’re a very nice person”. From the comments section … Continue reading
I look at it like this: we have access to all of information, and yet we’re still separated. I find it fascinating, that people hide behind false names – that’s the only way a lot of young people can communicate … Continue reading
From Bullet to King Four by Al Ewing, Henry Flint and Chris Blythe, from 2000AD Prog 1803.