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The 2015 Nebula Awards, the Bram Stoker Awards, the Eurovision Song Contest… and a bit about football
So the Eurovision Song Contest was last night. I was watching something else and occasionally switched over, only to decide that I really could not bring myself to care. I finally tuned for the voting only to realise that a) … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, TV
Tagged awards geekery, Bram Stoker Awards, Europe, Eurovision, fantasy, football, gender, German TV, Hollywood, horror, LGBT, Nebula Awards, politics, race, science fiction, short fiction, sports, Werder
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A Big Dump of Mixed Links
Somebody found my blog today by googling “cora buhlert sexy pics”. Now I’m torn between wondering who would be looking for sexy pics of my little old self on the internet and what exactly they were hoping to find. The … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Film, Links, TV
Tagged arthouse film, awards geekery, British TV, celebrity deaths, comedy, Doctor Who, football, gender, genre wank, German TV, GLBT, linguistics, linkdump, Marvel, Pegasus Pulp, poetry, pulp, science fiction, search engine weirdness, sports, superheroes, Werder, x-men
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Football and other links of interest
More photos coming tomorrow, but today I’m starting with a subject that rarely comes up in this blog, namely sports, more precisely football (or soccer to the Americans among you). But here in Bremen, this really is the biggest news … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Links, TV
Tagged awards geekery, British TV, football, Game of Thrones, gender, linkdump, plagiarism, science fiction, sports, urban fantasy, Werder, werewolves, writing
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An Attack of Hives and Reflections on Global and Local Writing
Sorry for the lack of posting in the past few days, but I’ve been sick. On Thursday afternoon, I was itching at several parts of my body and that small hives had formed in the itchy spots. At first I … Continue reading
Posted in General, Personal
Tagged Bremen, events, football, German literature, other people's books, poetry, Sick, sports, Werder
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Snow is Gone and Back Again Linkdump
Winter is in full swing here in North Germany. On Friday night, the temperatures dropped to minus 9° Celsius, Saturday night we got heavy snowfalls, so heavy that the two little girls who live in the house across the road … Continue reading
Posted in Links, Personal
Tagged celebrity deaths, Christmas, e-books, epic fantasy, events, family, football, gender, German TV, other people's books, Pegasus Pulp, photos, poetry, POV, snow, sports, weather, Werder
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