As of today you can also find me @mjohnharrison on Twitter.
Mike Harrison
- Urk. I should be on a train. I decided to read "Getting Out of There", which @nightjarpress publishes as a chapbook later this year. 1 day ago
- RT @christineburns: Norman Tebbit has got me wondering how we can be sure that the Royal Family are always correctly inseminated and that n… 1 day ago
- those who made themselves a cup of tea 1 day ago
Blogroll
- 1001 nights cast
- abler (sara hendren)
- absurdist fiction
- adam long
- adam roberts
- african alchemy
- alan wall
- alex carnevale, this recording
- anatomy of norbiton
- andrew gallix
- andrew mckie
- ARCFINITY
- ballardian
- baroque in hackney
- ben tye, here to go
- christopher priest
- claire massey, gathering scraps
- Clive Hicks-Jenkins
- CUP Foundation (Jo's Friends)
- dan jones @ sound & fury
- edwin rostron
- feuilleton, jon coulthart
- foggy sapphires
- ghost light
- glass hombre
- hugo glendinning
- ian miller
- infinite thought
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- jennifer hodgson
- Jonathan Barnes
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- junk view
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- kate pullinger
- lara pawson unreal
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- minds like knives
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- municipal archive
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- notes for nothing
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- paul mcauley
- pechorin's journal
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- rhizome
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- surplus matter
- the Anais Nin blog
- the Gothic imagination at the University of Stirling
- the orphan
- this machine kills purists
- tim etchells
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- to hatch a crow
- tony white @ piece of paper press
- vacuum days
- vivian maier
- weird fiction review
- wmc is now here
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At least it isn’t Facebook.
I tried Facebook a couple of years ago but I didn’t get it. It didn’t have a real-life correlative for me. Twitter seems more like something I recognise.
I’ve used both for years. Started using Facebook while working in Basel and friends with a wide group of international students also on placements in different businesses, so it was a useful way of organizing human contact. Now I use it mostly for keeping in touch with people from Warren Ellis’ old message board.
I’m the opposite. Facebook I like (with some reservations). Twitter I see no use for at all.