The late author published 114 short stories in the magazine, which has made a selection of them available online.
Tag: 02.18.14
How a Spat Between Two Bloggers Became a Major Intellectual Property Battleground
Blogger A posted a photo of herself flipping off Blogger B; Blogger B complained to Blogger A’s Internet provider. Next thing we know, Hollywood studio lawyers are facing Electronic Frontier Foundation attorneys in Federal court. At issue: the takedown notice.
Iain Banks’s Final Book To Come Out in 2015
“Banks died last June, two months after revealing he had terminal cancer. He would have been 60 on 16 February, and his publisher Little, Brown said it would mark the date next year by publishing a collection of poems by Banks and his friend and fellow science fiction author Ken MacLeod, who will edit it.”
Unseen Derek Jarman Footage Surfaces
“Almost exactly 20 years after his death, a previously unseen film by Derek Jarman has come to light, shot inside a gay nightclub in east London, and will be premiered next month” with the title Will You Dance With Me?
London Theatre With Collapsed Ceiling Sets Reopening Date
The Apollo, where the ceiling fell in during a performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time in December, will reopen with a new show on March 26.
Theatre Owner on Ceiling Collapse: ‘You Never Forget Something Like That, And Nor Should You”
Nica Burns: “I pushed past everyone into the theatre and straight into the auditorium. It was unimaginable. About 112 years of thick black dust had come down. … It was like a stricken ship – that’s the only image I can think of with all the debris.”
Top Posts From AJBlogs 02.18.14
The Under-resourced Nonprofit Sector – Crisis or Chimera?
Source: Field Notes | Published on 2014-02-18
The Invasion of San Francisco, and Intellectual Property
Source: CultureCrash | Published on 2014-02-18
Jamming with Mozart from MTT to Perm
Source: Condemned to Music | Published on 2014-02-19
Potato Bravo
Source: Out There | Published on 2014-02-18
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Why Won’t China Let More Foreign Films In?
“A need for more movie theaters is holding back government support for an expanded quota of foreign films allowed in Chinese theaters.”
NY Arts Journalist Attacked, Hospitalized – Police Are Investigating As Hate Crime
Randy Gener had surgery at St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital for a fractured skull and swelling in his brain, his sister told the Journal. He was awake by Sunday afternoon, but his speech made no sense, she said. “My understanding is the road for recovery is going to be very long.”
Ai Wei Wei Comments On The Vandalism Of His Work In Miami Museum
“The protest itself may be valid but to damage somebody’s work to do that is questionable.” The artist told CNN that the destroyed vase doesn’t bother him because his work has been damaged before.