Arts & Crafts III: Back to the Bowls
I haven’t talked about the pottery since last year.
I haven’t talked about the pottery since last year.
When I first moved up here to Massachusetts, I did what I always do when visiting a new town, I went to the science museum.
First the news: I’m going to be on some panels at Boskone the weekend of 2/17/2023. I’ll be on the following panels: Noir &
I made a knife from scratch. Well, to be absolutely honest, I made about 70% of a knife. I took an intro class from Elijah
(Picture from here.) These are the kinds of posts that get me in trouble. I am quite pro-environmental. We have as much solar as we
Here are my notes from the Scientists and Engineers in SFF at Arisia 2023. (Picture from here.) Observations: While science is often prevalent in SF,
What better way to start the year than with Cheese Ends? (Picture from here.) I’m getting older every year, so we’ll start with a possible
Last time I talked about the evolution of structures—called morphogenesis, in biology. (Picture from here.) I spoke of it a bit frivolously in the context
People who don’t believe in evolution make me tired. (Picture from here.) For one reason, it’s like saying I don’t believe in the sun. The
John Gardner, in his novel, October Light, referred to this period as “locking time.” One of these days I will go over some John
I’m not sure when I first ran across The Arrangement. The book (picture from here) was written by Elia Kazan in 1967 so it could
This book got me kicked out of a reading club.