New CWILA Linkage
It’s been a while since I last provided an update on Linkage, the links column I run on CWILA’s blog, and I’ve got a bunch of new stuff to share.
It’s been a while since I last provided an update on Linkage, the links column I run on CWILA’s blog, and I’ve got a bunch of new stuff to share.
I recently volunteered for Shameless‘s roster of occasional bloggers and I’ve just contributed my first post. It touches on Russia’s LGBQT rights problems, and problems within the International Olympics Committee itself; namely, the regulations restricting the competition of women and and trans people. You can read it here.
Sochi 2014 article for Shameless Read more »
For those of you subscribed to the RSS feed and who currently use Google Reader, this is just a reminder that Google Reader will be closing down on July 1st, 2013. There are quite a few other readers out there. Among the most popular free alternatives are Feedly and The Old Reader. The Search Engine Journal has
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The Advent Book Blog is a which runs from December 1st through the 25th. It’s run by Books on the Radio and Book Madam, and it’s now in its third year. It offers reader-sourced recommendations – ad-free. I’ve just recommended The Night Circus, by Erin Morgenstern (click here to find out why). If you’re interested in sending
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It occurred on the weekend that I’ve been blogging for nine years this April. Which is this month. April 16th to be exact. Which is today. I’m having a Keanu moment here. ((Whoa.)) Ancient History to me I first started blogging on April 16th, 2000. After a couple of friends joined LiveJournal, I did too. It was
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There are hundreds of literary blogs out there and I subscribe to several dozen of them, but recently I’ve pared down my RSS subscriptions again, and thought I’d share five of my favourites. So I present to you, in no particular order: 1. Bookninja George Murray posts several times a day, commenting on the latest in book news, reviews and miscellanea with
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