Friday Photo Blogging: cat fight
Here are my girlfriend’s kittens playfighting; Nik-Nak on the left, Mavis on the right. They got spayed last night, so they won’t be this boisterous today, methinks:
Friday Photo Blogging: San Luis Potosi at dawn
Digging in the Mexico archives this week; major shortage of time has prevented interesting photographic excursions. So instead you can enjoy these shots of a major street in San Luis Potosi, about half an hour after dawn:
Ah, Mexico. I’d go back if I could. Hell, if I could have found a way to work legally over there, I’d probably never have come back at all. Lucky for you lot that a gringo can’t work over there on a tourist visa, eh? 
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What is the job of contemporary sf criticism?
The sf sub-blogosphere is cheerfully chattering about the purpose of the genre again. I love to see this happening, it’s one of the things that makes me proud to be a small part of the scene - science fiction has the ability to be self-critical and discursive about what it does and what it means. Continue reading “What is the job of contemporary sf criticism?”
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