Links for 11-02-2007
Sir Arthur C. Clarke’s ‘egogram’, the 23 enigma, how long should chapters be, Zoran Zivkovic interviewed…
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“One of the earliest to subscribe to the 23 Enigma was beat poet William S. Burroughs.” Fnord! Fnord!
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“Called ‘Para-city’, Ray’s project is meant to take advantage of the unused yet usable space found throughout the city: the massive corridors of air between the other buildings.” Writing urban science fiction? Take notes.
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3 - 7 Reasons the 21st Century is Making You Miserable
This guy may have a point, but I think it’s deliberately overstated - he even gives away the reason why that might be the case about two thirds through. Truth, technophobia or linkbait?
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4 - Chapter Length
Kate Elliot discusses scenes, pacing and rhythm at DeepGenre.
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5 - On the Spot: Zoran Zivkovic
The humble Serbian writer interviewed. His writing sounds interesting; may have to seek some out.
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6 - Second Life Sketches: Worlds Within Worlds
“…since I’m not about to spend Real Life or Second Life dressed only in yellow leather thighboots and a length of rope knotted around my junk, you can be damn sure I stay on the boat.” Warren Ellis reports.
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7 - Latest Research Shows No Noticeable Impact On CD Sales From Downloads
“This latest study, with help from a bunch of extremely well-known and well-respected economists [...] found that ‘downloads have an effect on sales that is statistically indistinguishable from zero.’”
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8 - Egogram 2007
“Friends, Earthlings, ETs—lend me your sensory organs!” A message from Sir Arthur C. Clarke.
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