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Daily Archives: 19 May 2013
Muddled Mess or Merely Work in Progress?
What do our surroundings say about us? If we choose to work in an office strewn with bits of paper, open files, journals and other debris, is this a testament to the fact our minds are on higher things and … Continue reading
Posted in desks, offices, REF, Research, Science Culture
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The Sunday Sci-Fi
Every so often someone on this site or elsewhere asks for recommendations for good science fiction to read. I’ve read several wonderful SF books recently, so as a public service I’d like to recommend them here. I’ve based this post … Continue reading
Posted in across the event horizon, alastair reynolds, chris beckett, dark eden, goodreads, growing pains, ian whates, mercurio d rivera, Science-fiction, terminal world, Writing & Reading
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