The June Accretionary Wedge, "Let's Do a Time Warp," is up at Outside the Interzone. It's a crazy time-machine ride from before the Big Bang all the way into the tectonic future. Come along with the geology bloggers to a few of our favorite times.
(And, no, the Cretaceous-Tertiary Paleogene boundary didn't make anyone's list. But you'll have to go to the post to find out what did.)
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The June edition of Accretionary Wedge: Let's Do a Time Warp! is up on Outside the Interzone
Former World Chess Champion Bobby Fischer has died of kidney failure at the age of 64. The New York Times has an informative article here.
The Accretionary Wedge, the monthly carnival of geology, is still alive! Or, well, it's still active, at least.
Thanks for the shout-out! I have to admit, I'm pretty pleased with the variety we ended up with, and the way it turned out.