It’s been a week, people. I don’t mean that in the literal sense – Well, I do, I guess; I am talking about the last five days of work, which is technically a week in the work sense if you … Continue reading
It’s one of those weeks where, try as I might, work is bleeding into the weekend – I worry that next weekend may be the same, which is particularly depressing, as it means no days off for the foreseeable, and … Continue reading
Running late today thanks to it being one of those days, but before Valentine’s Day is over – Shades of Billy Bragg – I wanted to point you in the direction of this week’s Time essay, about the lack of … Continue reading
Another weird, overwhelming week of work is slowly(ish) coming to a close, with this week’s Time piece acting as some form of punctuation: Here I am, writing about Joss Whedon, J.J. Abrams and the connection between genre TV showrunners and … Continue reading
My big Wired post for the day was this review of House of Cards, the new Netflix-only TV show that was released today. I’m unsure whether I really am happy with it; I feel like I rushed it in order … Continue reading
A day later than usual thanks to the oddness that was Tuesday – A day which, by the way, has completely thrown off my internal clock for the entire week. Yesterday simultaneously felt like Tuesday and Thursday, and today feels … Continue reading
The odd flip of yesterday, today was insanely busy workwise, with the various delays of yesterday turning into a crush of thingtodo today; at one point, I was writing two articles, rewriting another and being taught about the back-end stuff … Continue reading
Man, I’m not sure today could have gone stranger if someone had tried to make it that way. Without going too much into work-related detail, it was one of those days when things didn’t go anywhere close to plan, with … Continue reading
It’s been a weird day, Internet. Today, I’ve written my final posts for both Comics Alliance and SpinOff Online – although the latter won’t appear until tomorrow and Sunday, meaning that there’s always time for them to end up very … Continue reading
Why, yes: I am writing about schlock and the myth of “so bad, it’s good” over at Time Entertainment today. I was talking to a friend the other day about the problems she was having writing a paper for school; … Continue reading