Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
ETN 299: Supply lines are imperilled, but linking continues
1) Cool as a cucumber, with added nomenclature
2) Meat and mushrooms, apostasy in Texas and Iowa
3) Anchovies, the best on the internet?
4) Olive Oil Tourism, the deets
https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-299-no-doom/
Share of Doctor Who fanzine: In All But Name
Last year for Doctor Who's birthday (23.11.1963, for the uninitiated) I uploaded a fanzine I'd organized to the internet archive. The PDF is in DIN A4 format and has 100 pages, with fanworks from 30ish people. The journey there began almost a year before, in December 2024.
I have to give a huge shoutout to the other people who helped me organize the zine, but specifically to ivq for giving me so much info on planning and communication!!
Read more on the site…
Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
Top Albums from last.fm on 29/03/26
1, Boccherini; Academy of St Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble, Pepe Romero, Guitar Quintets, (14);
2, The Iguanas, Plastic Silver 9-Volt Heart, (13);
3, Allen Toussaint, The Bright Mississippi, (12);
4, Modern Jazz Quartet, Compact Jazz: The Modern Jazz Quartet Plus, (10);
5, Po' Girl, Follow Your Bliss, (9);
MICHAEL KUPIETZ ARTS+CODE
• Mike Kupietz
This is a convenience mirror of the Webmentions Receiver page, meant to accept webmentions sent to the homepage or domain as a whole,…
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MICHAEL KUPIETZ ARTS+CODE
• Mike Kupietz
This page has been specifically created just to receive webmentions directed at the homepage. If you see nothing else here, then there aren't any.
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I like to put my hands over the top of a cup of warm tea. I enjoy the warmth, and want to hold onto it for as long as possible.
Whether I am holding a textbook or exploring blogs, if I have a cup of tea by my side I want to feel its warmth. As I write, I am sitting next to a warm cup of tea, resting on the arm of my chair. The vibration of movement as I type creates a gentle ripple on the water, a ripple that reminds me of the calm river where I spent time last weekend. It is amazing what there is to see in the ordinary.
