Posts Tagged ‘Craig Arnold’
Yesterday Was No-Post Monday
Sorry about No-Post Monday; my summer course starts tomorrow and I’m scrambling to get everything ready. I have a few links before I declare this No Post Tuesday.
* Eliza Dushku is twittering that Dollhouse renewal talks are going on as we speak. A better indication than if they weren’t.
* Miscellaneous Star Trek links:
* A fairly well-known story about TOS and MLK.
* Ultimately, then, “Star Trek” was prescient not for its futurism, with the Enterprise crew using communicators that look like flip-phones, but for exploring a universe absorbed with pop-culture history. David Hadju on Star Trek and popular culture.
* Continuity errors as honeypot.
* “Star Trek sucked so bad I can’t even think of a title for my rant.”
* The secret history of Jughead’s hat.
* Larry David is Woody Allen as Larry David in Whatever Works.
* Apocalypse and the academy in The New Yorker.
* And some sad news: Craig Arnold is now believed to have died while traveling in Japan.
Thursday, Thursday
Thursday, Thursday.
* My four-word post on marriage equality in Maine yesterday somehow turned into yet another epic comment thread about gay marriage. I just know this time we’ll hammer out agreement.
* Science fiction in the New Yorker: “The Slows” by Gail Hareven.
* Dollhouse “certain to be canceled.” Keep hope alive.
* Wolverine, despite by all accounts not being very good, gets a sequel.
* Craig Arnold update: they think they’ve found his trail.
* ‘MLA Urges Chairs to Focus on Adjunct Issues.’
* When the bomb goes off, everyone’s got one last thing to do before they die. A game.
Craig Arnold
Poet Craig Arnold has apparently gone missing in Japan while working on a book about volcanoes and the end of the world. Paper Cuts has details.
