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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Tim Robinson
I’ve only just found out that Tim Robinson, who did the illustration for the cover of Psychological Methods To Sell Should Be Destroyed, has a blog. Go there and see what he’s been up to.
British Fantasy Awards 2010 Longlist
And it is a very long list (95 books in the novel category), but I’m happy to see The Painting and the City there. [update] And, it’s also on the long list for the Arthur C. Clark awards, amongst 40 … Continue reading
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FashionPunk
Jon Armstrong, author of Grey and the forthcoming Yarn and Loom, is the leading and perhaps sole practitioner of the new genre of FashionPunk. In Grey, which I just finished reading, the main character and much of society are true … Continue reading
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Reading Tomorrow
Tuesday, March 9, 7 pm, at the Yellow Springs Library. Reading from The Painting and the City, accompanied by Brady Burkett on electric guitar.
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