February 2007 Archives
Elsewhere, 2/27
Now In Black?
Elsewhere, 2/24
I Suppose I Should Be Flattered
It’s not every day that a friend of a friend of your wife informs you that your writing was plagiarized.
The Cycle of Days and Seasons
Long drives through midwestern nowheres have become forever linked to Hood’s 1999 masterpiece.
Elsewhere, 2/13
Catching My Eye
Here are a few websites that have recently popped up on my radar.
Holding On by Peter James (Review)
Melancholic dark ambience that is as good as anything I’ve purchased from the likes of Projekt, Cold Meat Industries, Manifold, Soleilmoon, etc.
Elsewhere, 2/8
The Amazing Screw-On Head by Chris Prynoski (Review)
The world could always use some more goofily charming, historically irreverent sci-fi.
Time Is On My Side by Tobias Lilja (Review)
The first important album of 2007.
Elsewhere, 2/6
Tom Yum Goong by Prachya Pinkaew (Review)
Despite some really fun action scenes, Tom Yum Goong is a decidedly inferior film to its predecessor, Ong-Bak.
On Turning 31
One of my co-workers commented that 31 is one of those “meh” ages, and they’re absolutely right.
Elsewhere, 2/3 (The Belated Birthday Edition)
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