Alien Loves Predator
Awesome comic about a Predator and an Alien who live together in an apartment in NY. It reminds me of Mad About You, but only because it's shot on location--the two guys are action figures and they really do live in a NY apartment and walk around on the street and stuff.
Analog Giant
One of the music blogs I try to follow, AG is focused on hip-hop and some indie-rock.
apophenia (danah boyd)
danah boyd is a researcher into social phenomena who works at Yahoo! She writes frequently about Facebook, myspace, and other social nets.
Ben Hammersley
Ben is a blogger and photographer in the UK who does websites for the BBC. His photography and viewpoints are quite Scientific.
Boing Boing Digital Emporium
A site for boingboing to promote inexpensive digital media. Cool idea.
Monday, November 5, 2007
Click opera (Momus)
Momus is a musician of the future. His blog is often filled with bewildering concepts but I rate it a must read. Group this one with Ballardian, BLDGBLOG, and other futurist crap.
Enter at your own risk
The humoristic blog of a fat and lonely guy named Socratic. Almost too bitter, Socratic is also one of the funnier bloggers I have read.
Misanthropic Rants with an extra Side of Stupid: $2.99
Sgtred is another awesome soul, a rollerderby artist in Detroit. Snarky and good links abound.
My Boring Ass Life
SilentBobSpeaks.com, the official home of Kevin Smith. Boy does this guy like to talk.
the wertz generation
Another of the funny motherfuckers I met on Livejournal. Priceless political verve and snark.
Behance.com Featured Articles
Behance is a productivity company. They're great.
Momus is a musician of the future. His blog is often filled with bewildering concepts but I rate it a must read. Group this one with Ballardian, BLDGBLOG, and other futurist crap.
Enter at your own risk
The humoristic blog of a fat and lonely guy named Socratic. Almost too bitter, Socratic is also one of the funnier bloggers I have read.
Misanthropic Rants with an extra Side of Stupid: $2.99
Sgtred is another awesome soul, a rollerderby artist in Detroit. Snarky and good links abound.
My Boring Ass Life
SilentBobSpeaks.com, the official home of Kevin Smith. Boy does this guy like to talk.
the wertz generation
Another of the funny motherfuckers I met on Livejournal. Priceless political verve and snark.
Behance.com Featured Articles
Behance is a productivity company. They're great.
Cinescape
Link not working.
Kung Fu Monkey
I don't know, it's another filmmaker/artist's personal blog. Not sure why I'm even doing this now. Keep it. Get rid of it. Who cares? (Get rid of it)
Neave.tv
Doesn't seem to be a real feed.
True Films
Kevin Kelly is a great blogger and this is his blog about documentaries.
No Smoking in the Skull Cave
Movies, pop culture and more, including some nudity.
Link not working.
Kung Fu Monkey
I don't know, it's another filmmaker/artist's personal blog. Not sure why I'm even doing this now. Keep it. Get rid of it. Who cares? (Get rid of it)
Neave.tv
Doesn't seem to be a real feed.
True Films
Kevin Kelly is a great blogger and this is his blog about documentaries.
No Smoking in the Skull Cave
Movies, pop culture and more, including some nudity.
The Lazy Way to Success
Work less, have more fun. Fred Gratzon is a corporate guru with a good message for us dweebs. There's a huge movement right now in the work-less movement: Timothy Ferris's new book The 4-Hour Workweek is another one I've been looking at.
Sarah in Bolivia
Sarah got back from Bolivia in July, so I think I can remove this one from my feed.
Ta-da lists for mattistic asynchronotron
Another Web 2.0 service I haven't used that much.
BibliOdyssey
One of the top Science and research blogs, this is curator peacay's journey through beautiful old books. There are so many amazing scans here.
Found Magazine
A magazine of found materials, they usually post everyday a note from one high-schooler to another, a curiously annotated photograph, or other odd ephemera. Here
are some great ones.
Work less, have more fun. Fred Gratzon is a corporate guru with a good message for us dweebs. There's a huge movement right now in the work-less movement: Timothy Ferris's new book The 4-Hour Workweek is another one I've been looking at.
Sarah in Bolivia
Sarah got back from Bolivia in July, so I think I can remove this one from my feed.
Ta-da lists for mattistic asynchronotron
Another Web 2.0 service I haven't used that much.
BibliOdyssey
One of the top Science and research blogs, this is curator peacay's journey through beautiful old books. There are so many amazing scans here.
Found Magazine
A magazine of found materials, they usually post everyday a note from one high-schooler to another, a curiously annotated photograph, or other odd ephemera. Here
are some great ones.
Jart in My Head
Fellow Lost Boy reminisces about growing up in the 70s and 80s.
Beyond the Beyond
The blog of Bruce Sterling, cyberpunk pioneer and futurist.
New World Notes
The banner site of James Wagner Au, probably the foremost Second Life journalist. There's some really great stuff happening on this front.
Second Tense
Another blog devoted to the future of Second Life and the Metaverse.
Utne.com
A publishing empire, Utne focuses on journalistic storytelling.
Fellow Lost Boy reminisces about growing up in the 70s and 80s.
Beyond the Beyond
The blog of Bruce Sterling, cyberpunk pioneer and futurist.
New World Notes
The banner site of James Wagner Au, probably the foremost Second Life journalist. There's some really great stuff happening on this front.
Second Tense
Another blog devoted to the future of Second Life and the Metaverse.
Utne.com
A publishing empire, Utne focuses on journalistic storytelling.
Peromyscus
Lyle Hopwood's bio lists her interests as
k-punk
I think this blog is dedicated to socialist politics or theory. I'm not sure why it's on my roll though.
Benjamin Rosenbaum
Ben wrote two of my favorite stories this year, both online and both approved for use by scientists. "Start the Clock" is set in a future where a disease froze the development of every child on Earth, resulting in a Lost Boys society where your unchanging age basically determines your species. "The House Beyond your Sky" is a post-Singularity story where a lonely man in a house in the featureless void of space is visited by a strange child. They're both mind-bending and crazy good. His blog is more prosaic, though.
Strange Horizons Podcast
Another feed for Strange Horizons, supposeduly for the podcast, but I'm not sure how well it works.
Strange Horizons
a third feed for SH.
Lyle Hopwood's bio lists her interests as
- Science Fiction reading
- Science Fiction writing
- Sixties music
- Seventies music
- Films that don't have divorces and children in them
- Carping about how terrible everything is nowadays.
k-punk
I think this blog is dedicated to socialist politics or theory. I'm not sure why it's on my roll though.
Benjamin Rosenbaum
Ben wrote two of my favorite stories this year, both online and both approved for use by scientists. "Start the Clock" is set in a future where a disease froze the development of every child on Earth, resulting in a Lost Boys society where your unchanging age basically determines your species. "The House Beyond your Sky" is a post-Singularity story where a lonely man in a house in the featureless void of space is visited by a strange child. They're both mind-bending and crazy good. His blog is more prosaic, though.
Strange Horizons Podcast
Another feed for Strange Horizons, supposeduly for the podcast, but I'm not sure how well it works.
Strange Horizons
a third feed for SH.
Strange Horizons, a weekly speculative fiction magazine
Some great stories are published here. I don't have time to read them.
craigslist | tv/film/video/radio jobs in new york city
Just what it says: constantly updated film and video jobs on NYC craigslist.
collision detection
The blog of Clive Thompson, games columnist for Wired.
The New Gamer
The articles on the New Gamer are a far cry from those in Game Informer. One of the sources of New Games Journalism, which is supposedly less about a particular game, much more about the individual experiences one has when playing the game. (See "Bow, Nigger.")
Rossignol
According to his bio, Jim Rossignol writes about videogames, fiction and science. This blog is infrequently updated but he is also writing at http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/
Some great stories are published here. I don't have time to read them.
craigslist | tv/film/video/radio jobs in new york city
Just what it says: constantly updated film and video jobs on NYC craigslist.
collision detection
The blog of Clive Thompson, games columnist for Wired.
The New Gamer
The articles on the New Gamer are a far cry from those in Game Informer. One of the sources of New Games Journalism, which is supposedly less about a particular game, much more about the individual experiences one has when playing the game. (See "Bow, Nigger.")
Rossignol
According to his bio, Jim Rossignol writes about videogames, fiction and science. This blog is infrequently updated but he is also writing at http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/
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