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Thursday, November 24, 2005

The Archaeology of New Journalism

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Who’s Afraid of Tom Wolfe: How New Journalism Rewrote the World by Marc Weingarten [Aurum Press 2005] The New Journalism – Tom Wolfe and E...
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Wednesday, November 23, 2005

CLIPS '92

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Just discovered a bunch of material that I was assembling back in 1992, aimed at creating a kind of DIGEST OF NEW KNOWLEDGE AND THINKING. T...

Remembering Hunter S. Thompson

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More than a little delighted that my old buddy Lee Torrey, who I hadn't spoken to for at least a decade, found me through this little bl...

Howl For Now

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Illustration: Michael Anderson Some of the best things you ever come across, someone tips you off over. Yeah, the internet, blah blah, digit...
Wednesday, October 26, 2005

Earthed: The New Industrial Revolution

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Developments in sustainable, environmental and energy-efficient technologies Photo credit: Stefano Paltera / North American Solar Challenge...

Nanocars

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Nanocar (Y. Shira/Rice University) Scientists at Houston's Rice University have built the world’s first single-molecule car. This nanoc...
Monday, October 24, 2005

Deconstructing Dyer

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Geoff Dyer is regularly promoted with a single quote from The Daily Telegraph which reads: ‘Quite possibly the best living writer in Britai...
Friday, October 14, 2005

Robert Lamb: Tree Campaigner, Creative Conservationist

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Robert Lamb (centre back) at tree protest in Lewes. September 2004 What follows is a fuller version of the obituary I wrote for The Guardian...
Thursday, October 13, 2005

The Planet May

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Was amused by literary high-flyer Blake Morrison’s little essay in The Guardian about discovering the other Blake Morrison, a US author wit...
Wednesday, October 12, 2005

Karma and Commerce

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Music and money are always trouble, the music business being littered with tales of crookedness, chicanery and underhanded behaviour. Two st...
Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Deconstructing Dylan

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'Dylan Lexigraph' is a digital print on canvas by Brighton-based artist Mike Edwards. Lexigraphs are literally 'word portraits...