In Which We Fear The Future
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The History Of Science (Corner)
by MOLLY LAMBERT
Time to get ready for 2012! When the poles will shift and all the DMT in our brains will be released and the skies will open up and pour out ANSWERS. Or maybe not. Still, best to be prepared.
VOLUME I.
New Planets & Monkeys That Make Daggers & Live In Caves
VOLUME II.
Mega-Galaxy Milkdromeda & Face Reading & Napping Helmets
VOLUME III.
Wandering Black Holes & Underground Rivers & Robot Children
VOLUME IV.
Martian Oceans & Bonecrushing Wolves & The Origin Of Sex
VOLUME V.
H.P. Lovecraft & Red Pandas & Panspermia
VOLUME VI.
Lost Forests & Paper Bones & Axolotls
VOLUME VII.
Nematodes & Ginger Cavemen & Ancient Legless Crabs
VOLUME VIII.
Stellar Explosions & Toxic Algae & Forced Lobotomies
VOLUME IX.
Dark Matter & Thermoballing & Salamander Crossbreeds
VOLUME X.
Aquanauts & Peruvian Meteorite Hysteria & Dinosaur Fellatio
VOLUME XI.
Cloned Glow Cats & Purple Earth & Parasitic Stars
VOLUME XII.
Ice Quakes & Cannibalistic Jumping Spiders & Hubble Pix
VOLUME XIII.
Singing Mice & Booby Divorces & Walking Whales
VOLUME XIV.
Giant Jellyfish & Immortal Hydras & New Age Sea Condoms
VOLUME XV.
Mating Balls & Frog Polyandry & Sexual Selection Debunked
Molly Lambert is the managing editor of This Recording.
"End of the Road" - Eddie Vedder (mp3)
"In the Light of the Miracle" - Arthur Russell (mp3)
"Love Defined" - Daniel Johnston (mp3)
PREVIOUSLY ON THIS RECORDING
I would do anything for love, but I won’t do that.
Me keeping Danish and Molly happy.
The blue streak.
This Recording Is What You Think About When You're Holding That Squid
Reader Comments (3)
My 16-year-old daughter is presently salivating over this entry. She is enamoured with Lovecraft and, yeah, she's a bit of a necromancer.
(I just did a video of her introducing Lovecraft to August Derleth the other day. Long story.)
That's pretty amazing. I always though Ry'leh would be a good name for a kid.
This is a truly excellent post, as are all the Science Corners. I'm hoping that on December 22 or 23 (whichever, really), 2012 that I'm holding in my hands a copy of The Illuminatus! Trilogy, for just in case purposes. Or, maybe Grant Morrison's The Invisibles, you know, in case we all get sucked into the supercontext.