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Links for a dark, rainy Thursday
Thu, Oct. 23rd, 2014 10:01 amLinks mostly for my own reference later, but also to share because my friends tend to love the things I love. Here you go: a link salad for a dark, rainy Thursday:
Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer releases a week early due to a web leak. Marvel blames Hydra.
Author and editor Terri Windling is writing about urban landscapes and urban fantasy.
Actress and professional geek Felicia Day eloquently and honestly confesses her fears and concerns about GamerGate and the response proves her fears all too real. These GamerGate guys are terrorists, what with their bomb and rape threats and their account hacking. When is law enforcement going to start treating them that way?
A blogger named Mark Oshiro is watching the classic Star Trek series for the very first time and blogging his reactions to the episodes. It's brilliant stuff. Today, he's posted about watching The Trouble with Tribbles for the first time. I wish I could see all of this stuff with the fresh eyes he's bringing to it.
Author Martha Wells is writing about her experiences with fan fiction over the years. Her experience is familiar. At some point I ought to do the same (I suspect that I have, actually; I should excavate in the archives before I cover that territory.)
Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer releases a week early due to a web leak. Marvel blames Hydra.
Author and editor Terri Windling is writing about urban landscapes and urban fantasy.
Actress and professional geek Felicia Day eloquently and honestly confesses her fears and concerns about GamerGate and the response proves her fears all too real. These GamerGate guys are terrorists, what with their bomb and rape threats and their account hacking. When is law enforcement going to start treating them that way?
A blogger named Mark Oshiro is watching the classic Star Trek series for the very first time and blogging his reactions to the episodes. It's brilliant stuff. Today, he's posted about watching The Trouble with Tribbles for the first time. I wish I could see all of this stuff with the fresh eyes he's bringing to it.
Author Martha Wells is writing about her experiences with fan fiction over the years. Her experience is familiar. At some point I ought to do the same (I suspect that I have, actually; I should excavate in the archives before I cover that territory.)