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  • 8 Tragic Ghost Towns of the 20th Century

    Desolate, ruined, hollow: ghost towns are the remnants of urban catastrophe. Whether it’s a shift in local industry or a particularly nasty disaster that sparks a mass exodus, it means the death knell for a town. Eerie and tragic, yet brimming with history, the following ghost towns are monuments to hardship, good intentions with bad…

    October 25, 2010
  • Go Read This Right Now

    On Scalzi’s blog: Things I Don’t Have to Think About Today Why are you still here? Go! Read!

    October 22, 2010
  • Trivia Thursday

    It was an unpleasant profession, so who did it? The only way to get a death sentence in the Federation is to go where?A) TerminusB) Talos IVC) KaitanD) IscandarE) Yavin 4 This author, known for graphic novels, adult fantasy, and Young Adult fantasy, Won the 2009 Newberry Award for best American children’s book of 2008…

    October 21, 2010
  • They’re Using High-Tech Equipment; It Must Be Science

    I feel for Beaker. (via Dave Lowe)

    October 20, 2010
  • Link Dump

    Samurai Wars – Astonishing custom action figures which reimagine Star Wars characters as Japanese warriors and mythical beings. Done by the same guy who made the awesome “steampunk wars” figures a while back. Sane Clown Posse – A response to the brouhaha they set off with their anti-science lyrics. Umbilical Cord iPhone Charger – I’m…

    October 19, 2010
  • Michael J. Fox Reenacts BTtF Trailer

    For Back to the Future’s 25th anniversary (anybody else feel old?), Spike TV had Michael J. Fox re-create the film’s original trailer. Here’s the original, for comparison. (via Blame It on the Voices)

    October 18, 2010
  • Old Weather

    Here’s a useful crowdsourcing project: Old Weather asks participants to parse the contents of old Royal Navy nautical logbooks to help track climate change. Finding the date, the ship’s location, and the weather observations will add useful data points for testing and refining current climate models. Here’s how to get started: (via BoingBoing)

    October 15, 2010
  • Trivia Thursday

    This SF author hails from Austin, Texas and was the recipient of what is indisputably the greatest academic title and job in the World as Visionary in Residence at Art Center College of Design, in Pasadena, California. Lessa, a character in Anne McCaffrey’s Pern series, rides a dragon named what? What famous SF movie was…

    October 14, 2010
  • Creator-Blessed ElfQuest Fan Film Crowdsources Funds

    LIZ SHANNON MILLER of GIGAOM The graphic novel series ElfQuest, created by Richard and Wendy Pini, has been a cult favorite among fantasy fans since its debut in 1978, and for years, Hollywood has been developing a feature film around the property. But new media actors/producers Stephanie Thorpe (After Judgement) and Paula Rhodes (A Good…

    October 13, 2010
  • Warren Ellis: Ghosting the real world

    warren ellis, Wired.co.uk I’m in the middle of starting a new novel right now, and the bad thing about that strange phase of existence is that everything you see and hear somehow relates, in the wankmulch your brain has become, to that novel. Even a shopping list becomes a mass of notation and connective lines…

    October 12, 2010
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