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As a survivor of the Bush years, reading John Brunner’s The Sheep Look Up was a roller coaster that climbed high into the “oh my God don’t they know that’s a bad idea,” and dove into chasms of sadness as the characters in the book struggled to survive. The Sheep Look Up is an advanced […]
Last month, Carlos V’s (of Kirkland Washington) name was drawn from among last month’s new subscribers and won one of those spiff books on the right side of this blog. (Carlos, check your email and tell me which you want so I can ship it to you.) I’m running a subscription drive and contest again […]
I’d like to report that the same number of people who entered the RASP event at the Bella Bottega Tullys had indeed left under their own power. There was no external trama, however I cannot speak to whether there was internal damage. But hey, at that point, the burden of proof is on them. Anu […]
Show up at the Redmond Tully’s (near Bella Botaga) at 7:00 PM to learn how Daisy Duke’s marine activism lands her in trouble in a dystopic story of the future. I’ll read this as part of RASP’s open mic.
Lancer talks about how even though you have to lock your doors to live in a city, there are benefits to living someplace where you don’t know all your neighbors.
