Books

And fvck you Michael Moorcock

HarrangueMan - May 9, 2008 - 9:22pm
Moorcock's books are weird. I had a friend in school - same BD no less - who loved his work. But weird they may be his books are shizzly. Is that a word yet lads? Good in other words. Why do I hate him. Check this crap out. Read more »

Distant Suns III: The Aristotelian delusion

Larvatus Prodeo - May 7, 2008 - 11:56pm

This is the third in my irregular series of posts on science fiction and/or speculative fiction. Read more »

Griffith Review goes “Forward from the Summit”

Larvatus Prodeo - May 6, 2008 - 4:18pm

Our friends at Griffith Review are holding an event in Brisbane tomorrow at the State Library of Queensland from 1 to 4pm: Read more »

Book: A Town Like Paris

Magic Belly Button - May 3, 2008 - 10:26pm

I loved this book. It made me want to get on the next plane to Paris. Read more »

Of course, binge drinking is the bigger social problem

Larvatus Prodeo - April 30, 2008 - 1:33am

… than violent representations of women being murdered after being forced to have sex. Read more »

Fvck you Julie

HarrangueMan - May 9, 2008 - 8:50pm
I am a frustrated would be writer. No, not in the sense that I have written tons of stuff and have failed to get it published. Frustrated in the sense that in my literary wake I have half a dozen half hearted half started books that died between pages counts 28 and 100. Sometimes I open them up and dick around with them for a bit, but months will go by between attempts. I have successfully to date completed one project - a Pratchett esq effort - which is excrementitious. Best advice I got was 'stick it in a drawer and try again in a few months.' Read more »

Back to square one

Larvatus Prodeo - May 6, 2008 - 1:15am

Just a quick plug - via the LP facebook group - for our friends at sQuareOne, who have a number of events coming up in Sydney targeted to people interested in independent publishing and freelance writing and blogging. Read more »

Madonna’s material (girl) culture

Larvatus Prodeo - May 2, 2008 - 1:35am

I suspect they’re dead and gone now as uni courses (cos’ Madonna is a very Gen X phenomenon), but one of the staples of the anti-pomo anti-cultural studies culture wars used to be claims that Universities were teaching subjects about the Detroit diva rather than, you know, Shakespeare. Read more »