The whole site used to look like this. Tres 1994, huh? Still, this is what it was like, way back then ... At least I got rid of the NASTY midi file. What the hell was I thinking?

Eventually, I'll update it all.

For (relatively) recent articles, head back over here.

 


It started here ... (Tales, Advocate, 1995 sometime ...)

'Net Dreams (Tales, Advocate, 1/97)

A dissection of Wired Style (Advocate, 12/96)

Nicole's tribute to the late Carl Sagan (Voice, 1/97)

Nicole Gets (even more) Politically Incorrect (sorta timeless.)

You can find some of our stuff over at the site of the publisher of the New Haven Advocate (mostly Jeff's book reviews.)

 

More archives:

We Won't Behave ...

A somewhat squirrely look at the goings-on at a Big, Important Internet powow (Advocate, 8/96), and

Usenet for Insane Newbies

Netiquette and Things Not to Tell Your Mom ...(Advocate, 7/96.) Also:

Thank You for Not Breeding

Nicole's review of Laura Lisle's Without Child: Challenging the Stigma of Childlessness (American Reporter, 7/96.)

Continued:


Still some shelflife, pending reorganization ...

The Net Gods Must be Crazy, Tales from the Bitstream, (New Haven Advocate and Elsewhere, 3/96.)

A Revisionist History of Snow in New England, by Nicole (Voice, 2/96.)

Science as a Candle in the Dark, A review of Carl Sagan's latest book by Jeff (American Reporter, 3/96.)

Onward and upward (Yes, we've been at this awhile.)

  • Portrait of Jeff and his son Kellen, "Being Geeks"

  • All articles copyright 1995-1998

    You can reach us by e-mail at: jeffbot at this domain

    Some of our Favorite Places:

    • Alternet: Home of Alternative Journalism.
    • Afterhours HotWired: The Sucksters at Play.
    • The American Reporter: Where we do the occasional book review ...
    • The Rapture Index: Incredibly, this person has come up with A Way to Tell, on any given day, just how fast we are approaching the "End Times." This makes us giggle uncontrollably just to think about, and we saw no reason not to share it.

    A footnote ... Jeff's first book, Beauty from Afar, was published in 2006.

    Beauty from Afar

    The address, again, is jeffbot at this domain. You can figure it out from that ...

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