Long Story; Short Pier.

God, hes left as on aur oun.

Abolition.

MC5.

Trump action tracker.

Teleautograph.

Over at Making Light, debcha reminds us all to check out Collision Detection more often. Here’s a bit on how Margaret Atwood is, well, not getting out of the house as much as she used to, thanks to a long-distance waldo. Which includes the following:

First of all, this confirms my growing sense that Atwood is among the biggest secret geeks on the planet. After all, she’s basically a sci-fi author masquerading as a writer of “serious” adult nonfiction. Her “what if” novels are so superb—and so manifestly superior to her other books—that I sometimes wish she’d just give up writing about the usual maundering-​around-​the-​kitchen-​moaning-​about-​your-​children/​divorce/​boring-​ass-​upper-​middle-​class-​life crap that comprises 99% of all of today’s dinosaur literary fiction, and just throw it down old-skool in sci-fi and fantasy, and crank out a bunch of 4,000-page novels with, y’know, dragons and instellar spacecraft and shit on the covers. I would so pay for that.

Ninety-nine per cent? —Anyway, exuberantly presented point taken.

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