Subscribe to Blog via Email
Steampunk
Science Fiction
Romance
Fantasy
Category Archives: Interesting People
5 Interesting Links for 01-29-2021
Note: Videos may auto start with sound so be prepared. Flash (Fiction) I enjoyed the meta aspects of this story and thought you would, too. It’s quick, but there’s more said under than over. https://dailysciencefiction.com/science-fiction/aliens/templeton-moss/meet-cute_Science_Fiction Tips (Health) Some basic health … Continue reading
5 Interesting Links for 01-22-2021
Note: Videos may auto start with sound so be prepared. Innovation (Anthropology) New genetic techniques reveal a civilization thought lost in the Indus Valley region, the Harappans, lives on in the modern inhabitants. (Via David Bridger) https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/09/genome-nearly-5000-year-old-woman-links-modern-indians-ancient-civilization Librarians (Interesting People) … Continue reading
5 Interesting Links for 01-15-2021
Note: Videos may auto start with sound so be prepared. Diplomacy (Anthropology) The anthology containing my story A Magical Brew was inspired by the influence of beer on civilization. When I saw this article, I couldn’t pass up the chance … Continue reading
5 Interesting Links for 01-01-2021
Note: Videos may auto start with sound so be prepared. Finances (Health) Financial difficulty, stemming from missed payments for example, may be an early warning sign of dementia. This discovery could make early detection valuable, even in the absence of … Continue reading
5 Interesting Links for 12-04-2020
Note: Videos may auto start with sound so be prepared. Diaspora (Culture) This is an older essay, in response to another essay, that explores cultural appropriation in the context of forced African Diaspora. It raises interesting points about both appropriation … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Employment, Interesting Links, Interesting People, Science, Technology, Writing
Tagged cultural appropriation, diaspora, home office innovation, interesting people, marine biology, medical technology, medical training, talestotideyouover, villains, working at home, writing technique
Leave a comment