Keyword results: Blog
The Sheets Are Immaculate
I like this blog for a few reasons. First, one of its creators is Cry Bloxsome who is amazing. Secondly, while they encourage contributions, they're not afraid to be picky, which keeps things tight, and they draw the line at poetry, which keeps things enjoyable. Thirdly, they have a manifesto that reads like they wrote it when they were drunk and angry and overwhelmed with ego, then tidied it up a bit the next morning.
The Internetwork
It's true, producing a city guide has a lot of perks. Complimentary tickets, free CDs, drugs, R.S.I., drugs for R.S.I.. But undeniably the best perk of the job is the amazing people we get to meet. People who don't view the world in terms of ‘life' or ‘work' but simply continue to create because they love what they do.
Unchanging Window / Log
This is one of my favorite daily stops on the Interweb. In a sea of too many bad man blogs throwing you their ‘Autumn Look' sequences or gleaning over the retardation of the Fixed Geared Bicycle epidemic, Unchanging Window is a pretty straight up photo stream that has you tracing the footsteps of its author as she takes time in and out of cities, events and friends.
Clem Bastow discusses blogging
What:
Clem Bastow discusses blogging
Where:
City Library, 253 Flinders La, Melbourne
When:
Wed Mar 11, 6-7.45pm
How much:
Free! Bookings essential, phone 9658 9500
Description:
City Library Street Press is a very popular free workshop series and you know it's quality because they didn't ask us to make a speech. Whatevs, we're cool. No it's fine. Clem Bastow knows a lot more about the internets anyway. She is 24-hours-live on that shit louder than Mr S. O'Neal.
Event: Performance
Stimulus: Cordial
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