Month: March 2007

The Friday Random Guess 10:

  1. “I May Just Have To Murder James Blunt” by Mitch Benn
    I’m well aware he was in the military
  2. “We Got Us” by the Muppets, sort of guessed by Eric
    We’d trade our life for no other
  3. “The Greatest” by Cat Power, guessed by Eric
    And then came the rush of the flood
  4. “The Ocean” by Dar Williams
    I have spat out their keepsakes
  5. “Human Thing” by the Be Good Tanyas
    You’ve got roots cannot be torn from under
  6. “You Don’t Know” by Rose Polenzani
    I’m too fond of always leaving you
  7. “This Bouquet” by Ani DiFranco, guessed by marisa
    If it weren’t for my brain I’d just go over and make friends
  8. “Your Star Will Shine” by the Stone Roses
    I’ll stay by your side until morning
  9. “Freedom” by Blues Traveler
    I roll the dice on the grand experiment
  10. “Boris the Spider” by the Who, guessed by Kim
    Maybe he’s as scared as me

Last week’s showing was pretty lousy, so I’ll be keeping those up for awhile, too. As always, good luck!

Say…want a first look at the cover art for Kaleidotrope‘s second issue…? It’s pretty keen.

The rest of the issue isn’t too shabby either, with terrific work from writers like Kiel Stuart, Adicus Ryan Garton, Rachel Swirsky, and Kristine Ong Muslim. The April issue also features additional artwork, some assorted weird bits and pieces, and an in-depth interview with popular fantasy author John Marco.

If you haven’t already, please consider picking up a copy or subscription to help keep the zine going and my contributors happy.

I don’t know if I share Noel Murray’s cautious enthusiasm for the upcoming films of 2007, but I like his description of David Fincher’s Zodiac:

In the early going, the movie seems to be about the weird, wild ghost of the ’60s, and how it haunted at a time when people didn’t have the resources — the fax machines, the VCRs — to get ahead of it.

I’m going to see the movie this Sunday, and I’m looking forward to it.