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Little Kitten – Alan Moore Backstage at Nine Lessons And Carols For Godless People

by podblack on December 20, 2009

Thanks to the New Humanist Mag – the best interview with Alan Moore!
Filmed by Nathalie McDermott for www.newhumanist.org.uk

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Retrospectacle: Skeptical Books for Children – Part Four

by podblack on July 31, 2009

What is Retrospectacle? This series of posts are a kind of Thomas Dolby-inspired ‘retrospectacle’ of earlier popular entries from my site, which will fill in during the time that I am busy working for the rest of this month. I also hope you check out the MiniBlog entries that feature on the sidebar too.
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Supernova Perth!

by podblack on July 4, 2009

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Stop What You’re Doing! New Shaun Tan Book!

by podblack on June 12, 2008

Today I was in Fremantle, walking to the train station after dropping off the car for repairs, and I realised that there’s something I failed to pick up the last time I went book-hunting.
It was too early (and too far to walk when I already had a circuitous route home) to go to the Fremantle [...]

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18,100 Miles In The Air, With 438 Pages To Read

by podblack on June 6, 2008

I’ve traveled a lot over the past four years – around the world twice, three times to Melbourne from Perth in one year for university studies, a school trip around Japan and even juggled some very odd flight combinations to get to Wagga Wagga. As Ford Prefect might well say, you’ve got to know where [...]

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Skeptical Books for Children – Part Four

by podblack on April 20, 2008

Following on from Skeptical Books for Children – Part One; Part Two and Part Three and a segue into gender and literacy with Mind The Gap, as related to the theme of reading strategies.
You may note that I’m moving in a rather chronological fashion through the reading years, so I’d suggest you begin from [...]

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