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keilexandra) wrote2008-10-11 12:38 am
keilexandra) wrote2008-10-11 12:38 am
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Link Anthology 10/11/2008, Backlog Edition
* Strange Horizons has a wonderful column on genre boundaries.
*![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
varkat on 10 epic fantasy themes we don't see enough [of].
* A cool cheatsheet on the major publishing imprints.
* SF Signal presents various contributors' favorite F/SF subgenres.
* I'm finally reading xkcd, and the fiction rule of thumb is beautiful.
* A moving article on contemporary human bondage.
*copperwise on politics and Joe Six-Pack.
*rachelmanija asks for manga donations to benefit a Native American reservation. I should probably send those two random volumes of Prince of Tennis that are gathering dust on my bookshelf--I love POT, but it's not something one rereads.
* I weep for Terry Pratchett, and am ashamed of it because I know he wouldn't want my pity.
* Top ten weirdest bible verses. I really need to read the danged thing front-to-back someday. It'd definitely be interesting to analyze from a literature, and atheist, perspective.
* What happens if you're locked out of Gmail? Eek.
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varkat on 10 epic fantasy themes we don't see enough [of].* A cool cheatsheet on the major publishing imprints.
* SF Signal presents various contributors' favorite F/SF subgenres.
* I'm finally reading xkcd, and the fiction rule of thumb is beautiful.
* A moving article on contemporary human bondage.
*
copperwise on politics and Joe Six-Pack.*
rachelmanija asks for manga donations to benefit a Native American reservation. I should probably send those two random volumes of Prince of Tennis that are gathering dust on my bookshelf--I love POT, but it's not something one rereads.* I weep for Terry Pratchett, and am ashamed of it because I know he wouldn't want my pity.
* Top ten weirdest bible verses. I really need to read the danged thing front-to-back someday. It'd definitely be interesting to analyze from a literature, and atheist, perspective.
* What happens if you're locked out of Gmail? Eek.