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This, actually: Stephen King plugs me and GUN MACHINE in a Parade interview.  This week’s going to have to go some way to out-strange that.

Good morning.  This is warren ellis dot com.

Image blatantly lifted from Rachel Freire’s Instagram.  All related credits are here.

 

 

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Crystal Voyagers: A Journey Through The New Age: Part One on Vimeo
Crystal Voyagers: A Journey Through The New Age: Part One Watch the first instalment of Crystal Voyagers: A Journey Through The New Age. Charting the rise of the Age Of Aquarius and its effect upon music over the past two centuries, this three-part, illustrated lecture is adapted from a talk by Mark Pilkington, given at London's Cafe Oto in December 2012, as part of The Wire Salon series of talks and discussions events. Written and narrated by Mark Pilkington of Strange Attractor Press. Edited by The Wire's Nathan Budzinski. Special thanks to Resonance FM. http://thewire.co.uk http://strangeattractor.co.uk The Wire Magazine
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SCATTERLANDS fires at 3pm British Summer Time every weekday.  We are making it up as we go along.  Seriously.

Matt Sheret put me on to this: original soundtrack for a series of short films called ‘The Makers of Things’ by director Anne Holiday.  Very pleasant.

The Makers of Things (Original Soundtrack) by Gavin Singleton

Experimental ½ Hour – Episode XXXVII: Pulse Emitter, Keyon Gaskin, bobbevy on Vimeo

Experimental ½ Hour – Episode XXXVII: Pulse Emitter, Keyon Gaskin, bobbevy Experimental Half Hour Episode 37 Movement and Synthesis Special Filmed live at the Hollywood Theatre, Portland, Oregon November 8, 2012

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You couldn’t just click back to the previous day’s strip in my young day, you know.  Also we had to fight giant lions for access to food and television.  And we only had three tv channels.

I have some autoposts running here, but, for the most part, I’m off in my head for the next couple of days.  Emails, texts and D tweets will get me with the usual speed, but I’m mostly away from the public internets to get some thinking done.  Image above from my friend Ellen Rogers’ archive.