Monthly Archives: June 2005

i’m slowly getting round to reading for all of the various projects i’m supposed to be working on. i’ve spent the last couple nights picking through deborah layne & jay lake’s polyphony 5, neil williamson & andrew J. wilson’s nova scotia: an anthology of scottish speculative fiction, browsing some magazines, and reading new submissions for … Continue reading »

So, the car is back among the living, with new timing chains and such, which is cool. It looks like everything is going to work out, with even the possiblity of the iPod suddenly back on the agenda. Life is a funny thing, and I get stressed way to easily. Depending on things, this weekend … Continue reading »

Sean is in Nagoya, worrying about tsunamis and enjoying being a giant. He’s set up a journal to talk about it. Maybe he can hook up with American SF writer Chris Barzak, who’s also doing the living in Japan thing.

so, bills came in. book bills, tax bills, sudden dead car bills. ipod cancelled. sigh. tv card for pc cancelled. sigh. next time.

Bangladesh defeated Australia in a one-day game last night. There’s no way to sugar coat it. They played well, and Australia, who strode arrogantly towards this UK summer, is somewhat in disarray. While all the early talk was whether the Aussies would finish the summer undefeated, it’s all now of whether they can get their … Continue reading »