Shutdown Day
Well, I didn't shut down my computer deliberately (I was on holiday), but I bloody love this video. Via Girl Friday.
posted by Dr Ian Hocking at 3/26/2007 07:46:00 PM
What is Hocking doing right now?
Notable articles on this blog
- Podcast interview with David Mitchell
- Thriller writing: Taking stick from Jason Bourne
- An interview with Mil Millington Part 1 and Part 2
- Approaching an agent
- The ups and downs of writing
- On writing 'Proper Job'
- My Waterstone's adventure
- Depression in the arts
Current Writing Projects
Déjà Vu
'Shows quiet skill. ...Larger publishers take note.' The
Guardian
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'Very cool and stylish.'
Forbidden Planet
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'Great pace and strong characterisation.' Scott Pack
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'Gripping, fascinating, and powerful.' Ian Watson
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'Thoroughly recommended.' SciFi.uk.com
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'You've never read anything like it before.' SFX
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'Assured use of cutting-edge science fiction ideas.' Ken MacLeod
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'Breaks new ground. ...An enviable debut.' Stepher Gallagher
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'A mind-blowing experience.' POD-by-Mouth
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'Inventive and witty.' Andy Sawyer, The
Alien Online
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'Intriguing, clever and fresh.'
Debra Hamel, book-blog.com
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'Sound scientific extrapolation and mature confidence.' Stan Nicholls
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'Consistently interesting...crisp and professional.' Grumpy Old
Bookman
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'Science fiction in the tradition of such fine exponents as Baxter and
Clarke.' Steve Mazey, The Eternal
Night
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'Adventurous and very impressive.' Exeposé
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'Clever and satisfying.' Tregolwyn Book Reviews
- Déjà Vu is available as a free audiobook.
- Read the first chapter (PDF)
- All reviews of Déjà Vu
- Buy the book
- Email me
Flashback
- Air crash investigation, time travel, and a sentient computer the size of a credit card. Read more.
Proper Job
- Pasties, ice-cream, pixies, and sarcasm. Read more.
Where the Devil is Adam?
Works That Feature My Words
In Our Own Words
Introduction to Infant Development
Q&A Studying Psychology
Previous Posts
- That difficult first novel - tell me about it
- BrittanyI'm literally off to Brittany. Au revoir!
- Red Nose DayMy girlfriend has been busy in the Sch...
- Thinking and Blogging
- POD Girl'Tis a sad day on the Good Ship Interweb, ...
- IROSFThis month's Internet Review of Science Ficti...
- Academic ProductivityA la Lifehacker for academics...
- The Intute PodcastWhile we're on the subject of po...
- David Mitchell podcastNow then. Have I got a treat...
- Just had a nice email from Pia Guerra, a comic boo...
About Me
- Name: Ian Hocking
- Location: Canterbury, Kent, United Kingdom
[Photo copyright (c) Mimika Cooney 2004.] I'm a British writer who published his first book in 2005 to critical acclaim. As well as being a writer, I'm an Associate Lecturer in psychological research methods at the Open University, an Associate Tutor at Canterbury Christ Church University and Psychology Section Editor for Intute, a UK higher education information and research service. Say howdy via ian_hocking (at) uk2.net.
- Contact my agent, John Jarrold, via email or his website.
This Writing Mug
Interviews
Audio interviews
Audio stories
- 'Under the Limes', read by David Goodwin. Text available on the Laura Hird writers' showcase.
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- Tara Hanks
- Shaun Jeffrey
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- Andrea Lowne
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- Valerie McKinley
- Peter Merrigan
- Mil's Apology
- Chrissy Moore-Haines
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Monday, March 26, 2007
Well, I didn't shut down my computer deliberately (I was on holiday), but I bloody love this video. Via Girl Friday.
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