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rfmcdonaldI talked with Dr. MacLaine about my Honours essay, the MacLennan segment, as part of a two-part meeting (interrupted by our separate commitments) today concerned with the MacLennan segment of my Honours. I'd some concerns about how to integrate the comparisons with Ringuet's Thirty Acres; fortunately, I was able to get guided past that. Next meeting, for the real next-to-final draft of MacLennan, will be next Thursday morning; Thursday will be busy, I fear, with the ENG 493 assignments from last week thrown in.
I've got an interesting film review, of the German film What to do in case of fire? to submit to the Cadre tonight. I'll combine Brad Deighan's original take, of it as a meditation on anarchism and the challenges it faces as its proponents either get bourgeoisified or marginalized, and mention post-Wende Europe: rich, but directionless. Should be fun.
Also, am making headway on the 2400AD setting--I'll post the timeline to the early 2160s colonization of Tirane possibly tonight, probably tomorrow. It's interesting--I like 2300AD, and the Traveller universe is also cool, while my fondness for my own Tripartite Alliance Earth uchronia is a matter of note. :-)
I've got an interesting film review, of the German film What to do in case of fire? to submit to the Cadre tonight. I'll combine Brad Deighan's original take, of it as a meditation on anarchism and the challenges it faces as its proponents either get bourgeoisified or marginalized, and mention post-Wende Europe: rich, but directionless. Should be fun.
Also, am making headway on the 2400AD setting--I'll post the timeline to the early 2160s colonization of Tirane possibly tonight, probably tomorrow. It's interesting--I like 2300AD, and the Traveller universe is also cool, while my fondness for my own Tripartite Alliance Earth uchronia is a matter of note. :-)
