Notes

2002

• Fancy A Brew?

  18 Oct 2002 · Mark and Lard corner, including The Sanctuary for Abandoned Mark & Lard Catchphrases. That’s the bunny.
• You Can Fall

  17 Oct 2002 · The Guardian interviews Lynne Ramsay and Samantha Morton about the forthcoming adaptation of Alan Warner’s Morvern Callar:
• Slipper Sleaze

  17 Oct 2002 · The Cartoon Network’s new spin-off channel CNX launched in the UK earlier this week.
• Clouds Up

  12 Oct 2002 · The Guardian review of Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides:
• The Obscure Object

  12 Oct 2002 · Jeffrey Eugenides‘ Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Middlesex is out in paperback in September and it’s well worth reading:
• Conduit For Sale!

  12 Oct 2002 · Domino are set to release a double-DVD Pavement retrospective entitled Slow Century, featuring every video, two complete concerts and a full length…
• Gritty Shaker

  12 Oct 2002 · The Village Voice interview Haruki Murakami about his recently published short story collection After the Quake and his 10th novel, Kafka on the Shore:
• Further Back And Faster

  12 Oct 2002 · Sherry and Robbie Williams karaoke? Elsie Mo and the Mountain Goats, more like. Also witnessed more of the creeping gentrification of…
• Norra Potter

  28 Sept 2002 · Off to Newcastle-under-Lyme for a few days. While you’re here and I’m not, how about feeding me weird things?
• Look Out Weekend

  28 Sept 2002 · Gabba.net, the people behind Plug and Play, are keeping a temporary, online archive of selected mp3s from their Winamp playlists. Current top selections…
• Future Tiger

  28 Sept 2002 · Leaf’s new label compilation Lost for Words features tracks from Boom Bip & Doseone, Susumu Yokota, Murcof and The Sons Of Silence and is only three whole…
• Hot Waters

  28 Sept 2002 · The Guardian interviews Sarah Waters about her new novel, Fingersmith, and the BBC adaptation of Tipping the Velvet:
• Librarians Are Often Sexy

  27 Sept 2002 · Robert Tubbs, ‘musician’. Not to be confused with Robert Tubb, musician.
• Know Your Chicken

  27 Sept 2002 · Mount Fuji, a UK-based online shop carries an extensive range of Japanese food products (including confectionery!).
• I Am Not Afraid

  27 Sept 2002 · Yabuno Kensei and 326 – Mi tsu ru, have an exhibition running at The Spitz from 29 September to 13 October, 2002.
• Aye

  27 Sept 2002 · The Online Etymology Dictionary:
• Why We Fight

  26 Sept 2002 · Angry Bed Positions, an extract(?) from Mil Millington’s Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About (due on 3 October, 2002).
• Put My Comp-Sci Skills To Work

  26 Sept 2002 · While discussing a New York Times article on L33T speak invading schools, one slashdotter ends up reworking The Lord’s Prayer with modern idioms:
• Steel Factory Mayhem

  13 Sept 2002 · Pulp, Warp and Eat Your Own Ears have got together to put on Auto, a huge party in Magna near Sheffield on 14th December:
• Dole Scum

  13 Sept 2002 · The League of Gentlemen start their third season on Thursday 26th September on BBC TWO. Related: visiting Royston Vasey (aka Hadfield, Derbyshire).
• Suspicious Bear

  11 Sept 2002 · Midnight Eye’s review of Katsuyuki Motohiro’s botched-heist film Space Travelers:
• Hillside

  11 Sept 2002 · A virtual tour of Keele University.
• Kusanagi

  9 Sept 2002 · Trailer for Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, the television series sequel to the film. Related: Bandai press release.
• Exit The Sandman

  9 Sept 2002 · How did I miss this? Logan’s Sanctuary is the soundtrack to an imaginary Logan’s Run sequel.
• The Autograph Man

  8 Sept 2002 · Extract from Zadie Smith’s second novel, The Autograph Man. Reviews: This is London, The Observer, Salon.