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A public conversation about our worlds.

  • Monday: Morgan J. Locke
  • Tuesday: Madeleine E. Robins
  • Wednesday: Maureen F. McHugh
  • Thursday: Bradley Denton
  • Friday: Steven Gould
  • Saturday: Caroline Spector
  • Sunday: Rory Harper

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Martian Gusher

December 12th, 2006 by Morgan J. Locke

This is teh coolness: evidence of recent water flow on Mars. Recent as in six — that’s right; not six million, not six thousand, but six — years.

Martian snapshots 1999, 2005

(What I want to know is, where are the thoats?)

Posted in Morgan, Science, Science Fiction | 13 Comments »

The Face of Evil

December 12th, 2006 by Steven Gould

Okay, I was going to do this cute and fluffy post and had even posted it. You can see it below…


This is the face of Evil:

Big Trouble In Little China
Which reminds me of this,
the small South American
primate of Evil

The uakari--Tiny South American Primate of Evil

And this, the Turkey Vulture
of Evil and cleaning up
other creatures carcasses,
Turkey Vulture of Evil and cleaning up messes.

And this, the face of evil from
the Pit of Ultimate Darkness

And this is the Action Figure of Evil
bigtrouble3.jpg

Are we all clear on that? Quiz next wednesday, third period.


…but then I drove my daughter to school.

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Posted in Daily Life, Fantasy, Noble Girl, Politics, Pop. Culture, Steve | 8 Comments »

Saint

December 12th, 2006 by Madeleine Robins

Ste Mary Magdalen

Last night I got to see the world premiere of ten short plays by high school students, done as staged readings by the Magic Theatre company as part of the Young California Writers Program. The plays were all smart and often fanciful and funny–a play about the girl whose new retainer coaches her through talking with the guy she has a crush on; one where an Asian pop star recounts how his mother threw him out when he got a B in one subject, thereby forcing him to make his fortune as a musician; a goofy parody, occasionally in rhyme, of Restoration comedy (”Luckily I have two salamis with me!”); and Dr. Prostate, a surreal piece about a doctor who keeps injecting people with “needles filled with STDs!” Some of them were touching. All of them were well done. My favorite–and I know you’ll think I’m biased, and I am, but I also think I’m right, was a play called Saint. Its author, a lovely, lanky, very intelligent young woman, also happens to be my daughter, Sarcasm Girl.

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Posted in Daily Life, Fiction, Mad, Sarcasm Girl, Writing | 7 Comments »

Julie Andrews . . .

December 12th, 2006 by Caroline Spector

I was going to post this on Saturday, but changed my mind at the last minute.

I found this the other day. Thought y’all might find it amusing.

Posted in Caroline, Fantasy, Pop. Culture | 4 Comments »

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