As Above
Brain children. Those that overlap the Internet.
Dvorak
The improvised card game.
Blog Twinning Project
Democratic blog-pairing.
Two-Word Guestbook
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More Besides
Kevan dot org.
Online cliques. Trespassers may be welcome.
Upsideclone
Stem-cell fiction.
Hate the Stupid
Suffering fools.
Mornington Crescent
In outer space.
Exquisite Corpses
Blind collaborative art.
In the bookpile. About to read, or currently reading, or meaning to take back to the library.
Almost Like A Whale
Steve Jones
The Third Policeman
Flann O'Brien
The Castle
Franz Kafka
Incidental music. Ohrwurmen or otherwise.
You Saw Me Coming
Devant vs Carfax
Other weblogs. The ones I make a point of reading, at least.
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Supporting cast. That have Web pages. In alphabetical order.
Adam Alice Chrissy Dan Dave Dunx Eperdu John Lori Nik Paul Raven Riana Sandy Simes Tracy Tyrethali Yao Zarba
Weeks beginning. All having ended.
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 Wednesday  the Tenth of April, 2002
"Every man is broken into twenty-four-hour fractions, and then again within those twenty-four hours. It's a daily pantomime, one man yielding control to the next: a backstage crowded with old hacks clamoring for their turn in the spotlight. Every week, every day."
Memento Mori, the short story which inspired the cracking nature-of-identity thriller Memento. As well as adding intriguing flesh to some of the film's backplot and subliminals, it'll also spoil the plot if you've not seen it. But the film will spoil the plot of the story as well.

("P.S.: AFTER YOU'VE READ THIS, HIDE IT AGAIN.")
Signs that you're playing too many text adventures, number one: Seeing a key on the pavement and instinctively reaching to pick it up, because you'll probably need it to open a door, later.
Presumably unintentional, but this week's Guardian Guide has a fine picture of a vampire egg, if you hold the front page to sunlight. (And, optionally, stake it.)

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