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Saturday, July 04, 2009
John Scalzi, articulating what many writers have been thinking for years now: how utterly pathetic is it that the three major science fiction magazines, Asimov's, Analog and Fantasy and Science Fiction, still don't accept electronic submissions. HT: Chad Orzel. 2 comments Friday, July 03, 2009
0 comments The inimitable Thony C. (who has been an invaluable resource for this writer on more than one occasion) has started his own blog. (The words 'finally' having been exhaled from more than one blog quarter.) Check him out when you get a chance. 0 comments Thursday, July 02, 2009
Ireland in June County Clare. Dromoland Castle dates back to Brian Boru in the late 16th century. Not far from Shannon Airport and a convenient spot from which to launch day trips to visit the relatives.... 0 comments Wednesday, July 01, 2009
![]() Well, you know you're in the country in Ireland, when your relatives live on roads with no names like this. (Bag End) Glanworth is near Fermoy. One road through the town with a convenience store named O'Flynn's. Memo to famous science fiction author: we may be related.
Labels: Ahearns, Glanworth, Ireland 2 comments Monday, June 29, 2009
In Newmarket on Fergus, County Clare The weather is nice here at Dromoland Castle. A little irked that the hotel IT system doesn't allow youtube uploading, so the videos will have to wait until the next stop or, if that doesn't allow for it, when we get back home. The girls like feeding the ducks.... 0 comments Friday, June 26, 2009
Science and Religion Brandon Watson does a nice job picking apart the faulty logic behind Sean Carroll's recent post on the alleged incompatibility of religion and science. (That said, Sean's a lot more thoughtful than Jerry Coyne.) 0 comments Thursday, June 25, 2009
Test Driving HD Here's a brief view of "A" Street in Southie, using my new Flip HD camera. 1280 x 720 in H.264. Not too shabby, if I do say so myself... 0 comments Copyright 2009 by Farrellmedia, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |