The Literature Carnival, issue #6, is now available. This is a new carnival that celebrates the best recent blog essays about books and writing. Even though they very kindly included one of my pieces, they also linked some interesting essays; I was especially interested to read an essay about intellectual snobbery that appeared in this carnival.
If you would like to participate in the next Literature Carnival, please send your essay links to Dana, author of Much Madness is Divinest Sense. The next deadline is Friday, 18 February.
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It's here, everyone; the newest edition of Tangled Bank (TB) has been published at my sibling blog, Adventures in Ethics and Science, and I am proud to say that one of my pieces was included in this issue of TB.
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Nam et ipsa scientia potestas est (And thus knowledge itself is power)
-- Sir Francis Bacon.
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Image: wemidji (Jacques Marcoux).
Nam et ipsa scientia potestas est (And thus knowledge itself is power)
-- Sir Francis Bacon.
When you go hiking or sailing or stargazing, why not consider writing about your experience of nature and sharing it with the world? Or maybe you are watching an ant's…
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Thanks for mentioning the Literature Carnival; I was unfamiliar with it. I should mention that the LabLit article was a dandy to include.
I just one-clicked an Amazon order for AS SHE CLIMBED ACROSS THE TABLE after reviewing your article on Lab Lit and then reading an excerpt of the book on the Amazon website. Maybe I should jump-start my social life by hanging around a particle accelerator. It would be more interesting than local bar association functions, and the women are hotter (in a strict particle physics sense, of course).