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This then is a collect of a few worthy sites that deserve your attention
your unwavering attention
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A news service and forum owned by the very people who also host this website. They are my internet grandfathers. I suspect they are American and Writers Jeff Noon and Steve Beard developing a story out of a collaborative writing process called Mappalujo. You might like or love or dislike or hate the story, but the process itself is very cool. More important than the story itself is this explanation of the rules. Bruce Sterling's massive and ultimately doomed project to gather information on all the machines and devices that have been rendered obsolete over the course of history. Including, sadly, the cat piano. An artist I have been lucky enough to collaborate with, senor Frostilicus himself, operates this site which is, as far as I can tell, simply a single page depicting a baby in some kind of danger. Keep checking back, the baby and the danger shift every so often. Another grand artist who has the power to make my work look pretty (and by pretty I mean grisly), the classical historian Tacitus. His website provides consumables for the niche market of the sophisticated yet tragically unwell. An assortment of Canberra theatre artists from Bohemian, Opiate and Ebullient Productions, gathered together by one Nick McCorriston for the single sole purpose of producing Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party at Belconnen Theatre, March 2007. A worthy group with a worthy mission. |