Category Archives: Linklog

My del.icio.us links: 17th September to 13th October Guardian seeks urgent court hearing over parliament reporting gag Vinspired Voicebox – A robot in the House of Commons writes out your messages to MPs. Redistribution of privilege = Socialism – “Of … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 6th September to 14th September The week in books – Tintin sued for racism; and the Free Word Centre plugged Just Asking – One of the more concise explanations of what is lost when we torture suspected … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 18th August to 2nd September loca london – Reviews of major exhibitions currently open in London. Oh No! The Muslims Are Coming! – There's every reason to suppose that a kind of cafeteria, cultural sense of muslim … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 24th July to 18th August Theatre masterclass: Leo Warner – The video whiz whose hits include Black Watch and Waves explains how he aims to bring film and theatre closer Amusing Ourselves to Death – Perhaps Huxley, … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 8th July to 22nd July Infinite Detox – Bloody Hell: "Infinite Detox es my efforts to kick a tramadol dependency via a close reading of David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest." English PEN wants publishers to resist criminal … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 27th June to 8th July Designing for David Foster Wallace – Maria Mundaca on art directing David Foster Wallace books. WWIII Propaganda Posters – 'Loose Tweets Costs Lives' and other 21st century war posters Stephen Hawking: "Humans … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 18th May to 29th May Until Logic Did Them Apart – Definitive Case Against Gay Marriage Critics – Chait: “these arguments rest upon simple tautologies. Expanding a right to a new group deprives the rest of us … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 8th May to 16th May A Teapot on Pluto by Julie Bertagna – Scottish Book Trust Shilling for Hitler – Eminent historians defended Holocaust denier David Irving in the name of free speech and scholarship. Deborah Lipstadt's … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 3rd May to 8th May Benjamin Franklin House Literary Prize 2009 – The 2009 Benjamin Franklin House Literary Prize asks professional and young writers in 1000-1500 words to interpret the Franklin quote: “Those who would give up … Continue reading →

My del.icio.us links: 23rd April to 2nd May Being Poor – John Scalzi: "Being poor is deciding that it’s all right to base a relationship on shelter." Tactical Technology Collective – An international NGO helping human rights advocates use information, … Continue reading →