04/01/25 Links, novel progress #27
04/01/18 Links, novel progress #26
I've started working on my novel again. Getting started after not writing for so long was hard. Getting on with it and just write, now that I'm actually trying to get a grasp on the theoretical side of things, is even harder. And yet, I need to write in order to get better at it.
Interesting Metafilter discussion that hit pretty closely to home. (I've found that doodling helps me to keep my mind from wandering. My habit of drawing celtic knotwork during lectures and meetings tends to irritate the sh*t out of some people, though.)
Ask Metafilter: how to help a student whose mind wanders?
A passionate (if somewhat meandering) article about weblogging, with interesting points and links to several good articles.
Never mind the bollocks, here's the wonderchicken
Ouch.
Ten mistakes writers don't see (but can easily fix when they do)
Why some movies will never win an Oscar.
Sunspot: our finest losers
Unknown photograph of Emily Dickinson discovered?
Common-place: how I met and dated Emily Dickinson
Metafilter discussion
One new episode in the past week, 618 new words, 49,249 words total.
Introduction
Introduction and start of part 2
After the war (74)
Lessons learned while writing a novel.
04/01/23 Breaking the rules
Hmmmm. Not quite back from hiatus yet, but getting there.
The purpose of this web site is to set out all of the Christian writings that are believed to have been written in the first and second centuries, as well as a few selected from the early third. I have also included non-Christian documents that may have special bearing on the study of early Christianity in order to make this web site a comprehensive sourcebook. I have provided links to English translations for all of these documents. When available, the work has also been provided in the original language, usually Greek. I have also provided information and scholarly opinion regarding the background, authorship, dating, and provenance of these documents.
Early Christian writings
Metafilter discussion with excellent Haiti and voudou links.
Metafilter: voudou
Essays about multi-user computer gaming.
Raph's essays
The secret lives of the elves.
Metafilter: Tolkien on elf sex
Sam and Frodo: are they or aren't they? A thoughtful look at alleged homosexual relationships in Tolkien's work.
Metagrrrl: are they or aren't they?
One new episode in the past couple of months, 608 new words, 48,631 words total.
Introduction
Introduction and start of part 2
After the war (73)
Lessons learned while writing a novel.
04/01/17 Transition
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