WELCOME TO THE RECYCLED
Justin B
Rye
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18-Apr-08
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Back in 1997, the original
version of this lived on my old Abel Internet
"Work Page" - but I didn't get a link to that
from Xibalba until the Abel site was defunct! Well, at
least our automated uploader system fixed those problems...
and now I've got my link-validation routine mechanised too, but
if you find a dud URL that's evaded my quality assurance
procedures, drop me a note and I'll fix
it promptly. |
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Ling Section |
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| Internet |
sci.lang | (newsgroup FAQ) |
| Language Log | (ling blog) |
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| Ask-A-Linguist | (mailinglist) |
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| Conlangs |
TlhIngan Hol | (KlingonTM) |
| Lojban | (successor to Loglan) |
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| Ardalambion | (Tolkien's languages) |
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| Conlangers |
Scattered Tongues | (web-ring HQ) |
| Langmaker | (conlang database) |
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| Misc Ling |
A Chomskybot | (instant Noam-babble) |
| ASCII IPA | (7-bit phonetics) |
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| Jabberwockies | (Keith Lim's collection) |
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SF Section |
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| Dead Authors |
H G Wells | (complete texts) |
| Olaf Stapledon | (life and work) |
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| Live Authors |
Greg Egan | (his homepage) |
| Ken MacLeod | (an essay) |
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| Ursula Le Guin | (her homepage) |
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| TV Sci-Fi |
Quatermass | (a 50s classic) |
| Babylon 5 | (official site) |
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| SF at the BBC | (how it died) |
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| Misc SF |
EU SF Soc | (Edinburgh University) |
| Ansible Webzine | (Dave Langford) |
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| SF-Lovers | (reviews etc) |
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And Finally |
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| Misc Misc |
Mayan Glyphs | (real Mayans speak Quiché) |
| Need To Know | (sarcasm & antinews digest) | |
| Dead Links | (rants from the grave) |
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| A Few Words I may since have become accustomed to megabit feeds, but in the days when I first constructed this site I had few opportunities for surfing with Lynx, let alone a graphical browser, and spent vastly more time "producing" than "consuming". My pages are still basically a reflection of my obsessions rather than an attempt to attract as many "hits" as possible, but it has nonetheless been pleasant to discover that there's an audience out there somewhere for my own absurdist brand of pedantry... |