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Tag Archives: stats
The 2023 Hugo Nomination Scandal Gets Worse
I already spent thousands of words writing about the 2023 Hugo nomination scandal and frankly I don’t want to deal with this anymore at all. For starters, this is the time when we should be talking about the 2024 Hugo … Continue reading
Posted in Books, TV
Tagged awards geekery, censorship, Chengdu, fandom, fandom wank, Hugo Awards, politics, some people are arseholes, statistics neepery, stats, what the fuck, WorldCon
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The 2023 Hugo nomination statistics have finally been released – and we have questions
The long-awaited nomination statistics for the 2023 Hugo Awards have finally been published – at the last possible moment according to the WSFS constitution (and at a point when I really don’t have time for Hugo neepery). The voting statistics … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Fanzine Spotlight, Film, Non-Fiction Spotlight, TV
Tagged awards geekery, Chengdu, fandom, fandom wank, Hugo Awards, politics, statistics neepery, stats, what the fuck, WorldCon
101 Comments
First Linkdump of the New Year
First of all, my internet provider is switching me over to a faster connection this Friday. I don’t know how smooth that switchover will be, so don’t be alarmed if I go offline for a few days. And now for … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Links, Writing
Tagged Hollywood, linkdump, romantic comedy, science fiction, stats
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One Year Blog Anniversary
Or would that be bloggoversary? At any rate, today is the one year anniversary of the new corabuhlert.com blog. Well actually, it was yesterday, but I missed the date in all of the travel uproar. If anybody is wondering what … Continue reading
Posted in General, Links, Personal
Tagged blogging, housekeeping, linkdump, metrics, stats
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Of Thunderstorms and Deceased Comedians
Amazon finally sent me an e-mail that they are on the case of my missing e-book. So maybe I will have an official announcement later this week. Meanwhile, the story is already available at OmniLit/AllRomance ebooks and XinXii. I also … Continue reading
Posted in General, TV, Work
Tagged 1970s, 1970s child, avalanche, celebrity deaths, comedy, funny, German TV, stats, translation, weather
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More on the avalanche, science fictional childhood, dark YA and unfair e-book pricing
The Strunk and White avalanche is slowly ebbing, though I still get about ten times as many viewers as on a good day. Interestingly, the regional distribution of website visitors hasn’t changed all that much, only that there are a … Continue reading
Posted in Books, General, Links
Tagged 1980s child, avalanche, cartoons, e-books, family, inspiration, linkdump, Pegasus Pulp, stats, YA fiction
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The Strunk and White Aftermath – and a linkdump
The Strunk and White avalanche is still continuing. July 12 got only 19 views less than July 11. Links are popping up in various places as well, including one in a Making Light open thread in this comment. Meanwhile, absolutely … Continue reading
Posted in Books, General, Links, Writing
Tagged art, avalanche, fanfiction, fantasy, Game of Thrones, linkdump, Pegasus Pulp, politics, romance, stats, tech stuff
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The Bacon Cat Law of Internet Popularity
I had a different post drafted for today. A serious post about German literature, linguistics and unusual narrative perspectives inspired by the awarding of the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize yesterday. But then something happened. I went online and found that my … Continue reading
I accidentally corner the market for Strunk/White fanfiction
I just went online and – as always – checked my sites for stats and new comments (replies coming tonight) and found that my stats had literally exploded over night. This site has already twice as many views at midday … Continue reading
A Plagalanche, toxic Westeros, responses to romance bashing, rape in fantasy, redneck bashing and Dallas remade
Yesterday’s plagiarism post has broken the visitor record for this blog, largely due to a link from the VroniPlag press review. The VroniPlag press review also offers a link to this Spiegel Online article about the Althusmann case. Turns out … Continue reading
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Tagged ahh it burns, Battlestar Galactica, British TV, chick lit, class, Game of Thrones, gender, linkdump, plagiarism, politics, romance, stats, Torchwood, US TV, WTF
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