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Author Archives: JE
“Numberless Are the World’s Wonders…”: Clifford Simak’s CITY
Here’s Davis Meltzer’s cover for the 1970s-era Ace edition of Clifford Simak’s City, an early entry onto my “Always Reread” list. I disliked this cover when I was a kid because of the anthropoid greenmetal skull with human teeth. Now … Continue reading
Posted in books, dogs, fantasy, fantasy art, music, sff
Tagged Clifford Simak, Sophocles
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R.I.P.
George Winston (December 26, 1949 – June 4, 2023) Omnia mutantur; nihil interit.
She’s Gone Walking
Omnia mutantur; nihil interit. Astrud Gilberto (March 3, 1940-June 5, 2023)
Posted in music
Tagged Bossa Nova, jazz, Omnia mutantur; nihil interit.
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A Trialogue
ME: “But the claim in that post is NONSENSE. I can prove it!” MYSELF: “Or I could go back to writing those books I say that I’m writing.” I: “WHY DRAG ME INTO THIS?”
Posted in social media, writing
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Ms. Misty Misprision
Typo of the day is mistura (where I intended mixture). This isn’t exactly a typo, but more like my brain slipping from English to Italian, helped by the fact that, on a QWERTY keyboard, S is right above X and … Continue reading
Posted in Typo of the Day, writing
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Solid!
It’s the right time for some dramatic funk. Because it always is. https://soundcloud.com/dramatic-funk-themes-3/09-dave-patterson-solid-funk
Posted in music
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Napping in the Bookroom
Reuben Sandwich (PhD, DND, CBD, etc.) takes a brief respite from researching heroic fantasy.
Posted in dogs, fantasy, sff, sword-and-sorcery, werewolves
Tagged Reuben Sandwich
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The Googleslayer?
I’ve been messing around with the Kagi search engine and their lightweight Orion browser. The idea with Kagi is that you pay for it upfront; it’s not supported by ads or telemetry (i.e. selling your data). There’s a free trial … Continue reading
Posted in AI is a misnomer
Tagged browser wars, searching for an engine
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Helianthemumbling
Typo of the day is sunrose (for intended sunrise). The sunrose sounded like a real thing to me, and Mr. Internet says it is, also known as the helianthemum (from Greek ἥλιος “sun” and ἄνθεμον “bloom”).
Posted in Typo of the Day, words
Tagged EverythingIsBetterWithLatin!™, Greek
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Out of the Mouths of Beats
It’s a little early for a Typo of the Day–not even 1 AM where I sit with my confused but valiant keyboard. Still, I don’t think I’m going to top this one: heartbrat (where I intended heartbeat). Heartbrat–an obviously useful … Continue reading
Posted in music, Typo of the Day, words, writing
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