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Intro-to-poly reading recommendations?

I'm looking for intro-to-poly book recommendations. A friend of a friend is considering opening up their heretofore-monogamous relationship, and asked...

Jed

June 25, 2017
Filed under: Polyamory
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SH Flashback: “Textual Variants,” by Rosamund Hodge

I'm going to try to post Flashback stories more often than once a week for a little while, to get...

Jed

June 25, 2017
Filed under: Strange Horizons
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SH Flashback: “Planet of the Amazon Women,” by David Moles

For the first five months of 2016, I posted an almost-weekly Strange Horizons retrospective, showcasing stories from my time as...

Jed

June 24, 2017
Filed under: Strange Horizons
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On the difficulty of recognizing one’s own biases

Another lesson for me on the difficulty of seeing outside your own cultural context: In Delany's City of a Thousand...

Jed

June 24, 2017
Filed under: Commonplace Book, Gender, Improving Society, Speculative Fiction, Writing
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Fixing the garbage disposal

The most important thing I learned in high school stage tech was a paradigm. I usually phrase it this way:...

Jed

June 21, 2017
Filed under: Life Updates, Object Manipulation, Self-Improvement, Technology, Theatre, Things Are Made Of Stuff
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RIP, Steven L. Inness

When I was in 7th and 8th grade, at Wilbur Middle School, the school's computer lab had a couple of...

Jed

June 21, 2017
Filed under: Computers, Death, Gadgets
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Ziggurat imagery in different tech levels

I've just started reading both Norman Spinrad's 1980 Songs from the Stars (first chapters set in a post-apocalypse quasi-ecotopia in...

Jed

June 18, 2017
Filed under: Books, Commonplace Book, Speculative Fiction, Technology
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Many socials

I guess the sequence started in April? Mary Anne visited the weekend of the 7th and we went to Speakeasy....

Jed

June 14, 2017
Filed under: Socializing, Travel
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Pre-movie experience: before _Wonder Woman_

This is a report of my pre-movie experience at Wonder Woman last night. This post is not about the movie,...

Jed

June 3, 2017
Filed under: Movies
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Agents of SHIELD political commentary

I've been really enjoying the current storyline in Agents of SHIELD. It's doing a virtual-reality take on a sort of...

Jed

May 8, 2017
Filed under: Comics, Humor, Improving Society, Politics, Television
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Spinner fidget toys

I recently learned about a hot new toy: the spinner fidget toy. You hold it between thumb and finger...

Jed

May 5, 2017
Filed under: Gadgets
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Two business models

Two business models for selling CDs on Venice Beach: Hand a CD to a passing individual tourist in a way...

Jed

April 30, 2017
Filed under: Music
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