It occurs to me that I ought to be logging not only the good stuff I find for the first time but also the sites to which I return periodically. So. Sites of the last few days. (Most of these are serials, and my bookmarks point to a specific date in the archives; for you I stripped the link down to a front page.) <\/p>\n
Steve Jackson Games Illuminated Site of the Week<\/a>. Some are satirical, some are genuinely loony. Warp 9 to Hell<\/a>, a tasteless comic strip. Snail Dust<\/a>, an introvert’s college strip, named for a shape-changing character that grew from the dust behind a computer. Science News <\/a> (the magazine, which I also get in hardcopy). Bizarro<\/a>, the surreal newspaper toon; painfully slow loading. Zortic<\/a>, a silly space adventure strip. Alice<\/a>, a strip about a middle-school girl with Calvin’s imagination. The Straight Dope<\/a>. Astronomy Picture of the Day<\/a>. The Periodic Table<\/a>: Michael Swanwick (author of Vacuum Flowers<\/i>, which I loved, and The Iron Dragon’s Daughter<\/i>, which I did not love) is writing a short-short story for each element, in order. No Outlet<\/a>, a deadpan philosophical college roommates strip. The Geometry Junkyard: Recent Additions<\/a>. Plokta <\/a> fannish news. How Stuff Works: Articles of the Day<\/a>. Dirty Old Men’s Association International<\/a>. White House in Orbit<\/a>, a retro-scifi secret agent strip. Ron Paul’s weekly column<\/a>. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It occurs to me that I ought to be logging not only the good stuff I find for the first time but also the sites to which I return periodically. So. Sites of the last few days. (Most of these … Continue reading