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[T]he British Library has created this exhibit that will allow people to see the entire thing, thanks to the wonders of modern digital technology. The exhibit is called From Parchment to Pixel: The Virtual Reunification of Codex Sinaiticus, and it will be running from July 6 to September 7, 2009 … [...] I was going to wait till I’d seen the whole thing before I posted this, but it’s been a hectic week and I’ve barely had time to think all week. Sorry about that — I hope to be more active next week! Meanwhile, I have seen one of the trailers for The Hunt for Gollum, [...] A little late today, after all the *mutter mutter* bureaucracy and lineups. But here at last, my Feral Magazine:
Of course, I’m three weeks late with this, but I’ve been swamped (again) and am just catching up on interesting things. Seth Harwood, in true Seth Harwood fashion after writing and promoting Jack Wakes Up: A Novel, online and in social media before it was ever picked up by a publisher, is now out promoting [...] This has Nothing To Do With Books, but it made me squeeeee! I’ve seen almost all the Doctor Who episodes back to John Pertwee’s incarnation, and my very favourite Doctor has always been Peter Davison’s version. Now he’s tied with David Tennant. Very swoonworthy. So of course I just swooned over this video. *sigh of [...] I’m not sure I like that this is going to come from Penguin Classics, but on the other hand, it could be kind of entertaining and amusing. It’s definitely in the same spirit of all thinking university students. Have a look at this really quick blurb on the LA Observed website – Twitter, the books: [...] So, I saw the first episode of the new BBC TV series, Merlin, last night. And I kept wanting to throw something at the television, yelling, “That’s not how it happened!!” Which of course is ridiculous, when talking about events that never really happened in the first place. And even thinking of the literature about [...] |
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