Tag: jay springett
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Aphantasia (Experience pt3) | 2206
I just found out that most of you can just shut your eyes and see a pyramid any time you want? What the hell?!
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Rock Fandom | 2205
What subject I wondered, could potentially be more entertaining than Twitter? Without thinking, I typed the words Rock Polishing into Youtube.
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What Happens When the Queen Dies? | 2141
The reality field produced by the British State will come crashing into contact with the State of Britain.
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In the Storm, A Fire Longlisted for the BSFA Award for Short Fiction
My Solarpunk short ‘In the Storm, A Fire‘ with Andrew Dana Hudson, has been long listed for the 2020 BSFA Award for Short Fiction.
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OffCuts | 2049
A rundown of some of the episodes and topics of 301 Permanently Moved that could have, but didn’t get made this year.
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And Lately, The Sun Anthology: OUT NOW!
Excited to share that my Solarpunk clifi story with Andrew Dana Hudson ‘In the Storm, A Fire’ is out now in the anthology And Lately, The Sun
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Rooms As UX Metaphor | 2045
The Interactive Fiction metaphor of ‘rooms’ as applied to chat room UX.
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Sjef van Gaalen Searches ‘Landscape As Mind Palace’ | Come Internet With Me
This week the design researcher and Zoöp Project co-conspirator, Sjef van Gaalen joins me to browse the Internet for an hour.
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Cade Diehm Searches ‘Economic Subcultures’ | Come Internet With Me
This week I’m joined by The New Design Congress founder, and digital infrastructure and security researcher Cade Diehm.
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Lisa Blanning Searches ‘Hermit Crabs’ | Come Internet With Me
This week I’m joined by music journalist and booking agent Lisa Blanning for an hour of quality Interneting.
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Theatre, Applied | 2035
Community building with puppets, performances, food and solarpunk.
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Like Mushrooms After Rain
Long dormant newsletters seem to be rebooting inside gated platforms like mushrooms after rain.
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Captain Swing | 2034
The 1830’s Swing’s Riots were a disaster for British the working class.
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Heavy Weather
I recorded our first drops of rain in weeks as it began to fall. You can hear the constant rumbling of thunder quite clearly. Wonderful.
