17 December 2004 "Relaunch" with
The
Runcible Ansible 151 at The
Infinite Matrix -- that is, I'm now uploading it personally to eliminate
delays caused by Editorial Overwork.
27 October 2004 For obsessives only! Cloud
Chamber 29 (July 1984) is the latest of several
mid-1980s issues recently scanned and
uploaded. Alas, there are still gaps.
26 October 2004 A new area of the site is declared open:
Miscellany & Lists, where I hope to
deposit the fruits of various small listing obsessions.
23 October 2004 SFX
reviews: Robert Rankin's Knees Up Mother Earth and Liz Williams's
Nine Layers of Sky
21 July 2004 SFX
review: Babylon Rising, a precursor of the post-Rapture "Left
Buttock" series.
9 July 2004 The Cash
Register Tolls for Thee (1983 article, uploaded 2004). Another product of
Kim Huett's mania for transcribing elderly fanzine squibs.
14 June 2004 A Day in the
Life ... Dave Langford (1982 article, uploaded 2004). Yet again this is all
the fault of Kim Huett, who transcribed it from an elderly fanzine.
10 June 2004 A couple more of this year's
SFX reviews (Le Guin, Sketchley)
16 May 2004 A non-update note: I have been unable to upload to
the Ansible site for several
days, and some minor changes to this and the included
TAFF pages remain on hold. 17 May: now
resolved. Sysop Naveed Khan rebooted the FTP server, and updating has resumed.
4 May 2004 Twll-Ddu
20, April 1983 -- an old Langford fanzine of personal witterings, now
scanned.
30 April 2004 Unique Aspects
of British SF (1979 article, uploaded 2004). Yet again this is all the
fault of Kim Huett, who transcribed it from an elderly fanzine.
5 March 2004 Time to start a page for my short
SFX reviews of 2004, beginning with Alastair Reynolds's
Absolution Gap. I've
added my brief SFX obituary of
Hal Clement to the 2003 page. In
the process I came across a forgotten 2001 feature for the same magazine --
Pierre of the Apes: On Pierre Boulle.
18 January 2004 Cactus
Times Volume 4 -- the newsletter of Mexicon 5 (May 1993) -- fairly
pointless and esoteric. But someone just sent appreciative email about
Heliograph from the same year's
Eastercon, and it is fatal to encourage me....