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My question is : is there any way to publish on G+ from another website?
I use my Tumblr to publish on facebook and twitter, how can i do it with G+ ?
thanks.
My question is : is there any way to publish on G+ from another website?
I use my Tumblr to publish on facebook and twitter, how can i do it with G+ ?
thanks.
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That was my favorite show too !
That was my favorite show too !
Belive it or not, but a friend of mine work in the department who made the choices. This is the first she told me about. She said it was brilliant and hilarious. don't be surprised if it get a award
@Moxie6: hello !
thanks a lot for your help, i think this will be great!
thanks!
#observationdeck
Need advice from new-york people:
Hello, i'm from Paris, France. A friend of mine will come in New-York in a few weeks. I will ask her to bring me back some sci-fi books. Could you give me one or two good sci-fi book shop adresses, second hand books if possible?
If you ever come to Paris, and like to read in french, i can give you good places to buy books, too !
Thanks a lot to everyone at io9 :D
#observationdeck
i know it's not the ideea of discussing things but it's really what i feel: every book is unfilmable. That's all. And every movie adaptation is a insult to the writer work and even more to our intelligence : as a reader, are we too much stupid to create our own images in our mind when we read? so please, Hollywood, stop insulting us and do your f%@&ing job: taking risks and spending money in originals ideas of new talented people!
@Grey_Area:
Hello, i have read Andreas Eschbach "Carpet Maker", i recommand it, it's strange ant lots of poetry.
And to answer to Grey_area, i can give you a few name in french contemporary sf wich are really great:
- Stephane Beauverger : "Chromozone - Les Noctivores - La cité Nymphale". A 3 part story, 3 big kick in the ass. This guy invented a strange an scary world where all informatic system are down after a big virus, and anre replaced by a technology using pheromons...
- Catherine Dufour : "Le gout de l'immortalité". Scary story too. Kind of a long letter writen by an old and turned sour women, who tell his own story in a world dying of pollutions and deases...
- Françis Mizio : "Domo dingo". Absolutly unknown, even here in France, and it's a shame, because this guy is so, so, so, funny... a hybrid of Douglas Adams and Fredric Brown. In this book, the main caracter goes on crusade against his toaster's manufacturing, because he discover that the toaster is spying him...
- Stefan Wul: "Niourk". Kinf of classic now (1957) and probably the only one wich you can find in english, i guess... A story of a kid in a world with no more seas, who lives in a primitiv tribe, and have to go to a place called Niourk, not very far from a river called Huds...
Hello, i have read Andreas Eschbach "Carpet Maker", i recommand it, it's strange ant lots of poetry.
And to answer to Grey_area, i can give you a few name in french contemporary sf wich are really great:
- Stephane Beauverger : "Chromozone - Les Noctivores - La cité Nymphale". A 3 part story, 3 big kick in the ass. This guy invented a strange an scary world where all informatic system are down after a big virus, and anre replaced by a technology using pheromons...
- Catherine Dufour : "Le gout de l'immortalité". Scary story too. Kind of a long letter writen by an old and turned sour women, who tell his own story in a world dying of pollutions and deases...
- Françis Mizio : "Domo dingo". Absolutly unknown, even here in France, and it's a shame, because this guy is so, so, so, funny... a hybrid of Douglas Adams and Fredric Brown. In this book, the main caracter goes on crusade against his toaster's manufacturing, because he discover that the toaster is spying him...
- Stefan Wul: "Niourk". Kinf of classic now (1957) and probably the only one wich you can find in english, i guess... A story of a kid in a world with no more seas, who lives in a primitiv tribe, and have to go to a place called Niourk, not very far from a river called Huds...
@Arryma: definitly agree.
Nothing good came from the 80's....
Nothing good came from the 80's....
That's sound good to me! I can even say i'm sure the invaders are already on their way, we should start now and take some advence :)
a computer that doesn't smell is a very important thing in our everyday life. Thank you, mister Clesse :)
Pornography displayed in gas stations, private ownership of guns outlawed... homosexuality legalized, all that sounds good to me i vote for it! and most, most important of all: seeing the Bible be classified as hate speech, that would be the most beautiful of all dreams i ever made...
So, thanks to you, american people who vote for Obama, you did vote for all of us in the foreign contrys.
So, thanks to you, american people who vote for Obama, you did vote for all of us in the foreign contrys.
About eco-dystopia: if you know french enough to read, or if it ever exist a translation, i higly recommand "Le Gout de l'Immortalité" by french author Catherine Dufour. It's dark beyond darkness, great great writing, simply perfect.
@rek: make me think of the Ian M Banks's Culture. I really wait for this kind of contact...
to play the "he remind me" game: he remind me Coppola's Dracula.
I mean, it's also the best reason why we haven't met aliens yet...
the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us.
It make me fell like there is a "how many millions it makes" factor who is most important thing in the Entertainment Weekly state of mind...
Does a good cover art means that the book is good? I can tell that one of my all time favorite book is "the hitchicker's guide to the galaxie" by Douglas Adams, and it always had some of the uglyest cover art i've seen.
I like the old one for "Martians Go Home" by Frederic Brown.
I like the old one for "Martians Go Home" by Frederic Brown.
does anyone knows Niea_7 ? i can imagine it as a very good movie, with absurd humour...
And the same guy, Yoshitoshi Abe made another strory who could be a great, great movie: Serial Experiments Lain
And the same guy, Yoshitoshi Abe made another strory who could be a great, great movie: Serial Experiments Lain
Last but not least reason why all those heroes are more interesting: none of them seems to be an adolescent in the "nobody understand me" crisis...
