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 Recent discoveries: writers, posted by Hyperion, 05 Feb, 2010
Are there any writers you've recently discovered whose writings caught your eye, and who you now keep up with regularly? I have freelancers who primarily write online/print columns in mind, but there's no reason why it can't be writers who mostly submit their writings in book form.
As for me, I was reading a column by Glenn Greenwald at Salon when I found out about Dahlia Lithwick, who writes...
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| Bizarre game endings, posted by Hyperion, 28 Jan, 2010
This topic came to mind solely because of that Windows 95 classic, MDK. I know there's a lot you can call eccentric about the game, but it's still not to the level of its ending, which just shows clips of the game in black and white while playing a French pop song:
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One of my favorite old games, by the way. I remember finding out about it because my sixth grade teacher would let...
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"Surely all other leisure is hurry compared with a sunny walk through the fields from 'afternoon church,' -- as such walks used to be in those old leisurely times, when the boat, gliding sleepily along the canal, was the newest locomotive wonder; when Sunday books had most of them old brown-leather covers, and opened with remarkable precision always in one place. Leisure is gone -- gone where the spinning-wheels are gone, and the pack-horses, and the slow waggons, and the pedlars who brought bargains to the door on sunny afternoons. Ingenious philosophers tell you, perhaps, that the great work of the steam-engine is to create leisure for mankind. Do not believe them: it only creates a vacuum for eager thought to rush in. Even idlleness is eager now -- eager for amusement: prone to excursion trains, art-museums, periodical literature, and exciting novels: prone even to scientific theorising, and cursory peeps through microscopes..."
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