I lost my copy of Amber Spacelines at some point in my life. Not returned by a friend or left behind at the break up of a relationship... Copies rarely turn up in the vinyl shops of Weychester and they are always way beyond my price range. I can still recall those "Nigerian Hawkwind tribute band" rhythms though, and I play them in my head note perfect when I need to.
At a point where the Net and post-truth culture has made everything and everywhere the territory of uncertainty, invisible literatures have even more resonance and importance – especially in my view, those told as physical objects beyond easy duplication.
I lost my copy of Amber Spacelines at some point in my life. Not returned by a friend or left behind at the break up of a relationship... Copies rarely turn up in the vinyl shops of Weychester and they are always way beyond my price range. I can still recall those "Nigerian Hawkwind tribute band" rhythms though, and I play them in my head note perfect when I need to.
Damn, I was at DragonCon in 2010 and I could have attended this.
I would very much like a talisman again the Hum should Hookland ephemera become available.
When the next generation of Hookland badges emerge, A Children of The Hum one will be among them.
At a point where the Net and post-truth culture has made everything and everywhere the territory of uncertainty, invisible literatures have even more resonance and importance – especially in my view, those told as physical objects beyond easy duplication.
Agreed. SCP has grown through its fans to over 7000 entries and a very rich and varied landscape. SCP/Hookland crossover.... hmmmmm
The open source nature of Hookland allows anyone to do that if they so wish.