

“London A-Z” is the long-running, pocket-sized London map book - assuming OP is British, and “A-Z” has become a generic term.
Californian, first and most significantly. Old punk rocker. Film noir afficianado, science fiction reader, parent, drawer of pictures, amateur architectural historian, goof.


“London A-Z” is the long-running, pocket-sized London map book - assuming OP is British, and “A-Z” has become a generic term.


I’d love to see bands, venues and event promoters listing their upcoming shows on Mastodon. But I can’t really see it happening in the immediate future, since they have to cast the broadest possible net to lure people in. I tend to see a lot of punk / garage shows (it’s an emotional outlet, I guess) and they’re allllll advertised exclusively on Instagram, often with AI-gen flyers. To add insult to injury.


Yes, his last name is “Dick.” Hurr hurr.


Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Days by Alastair Reynolds. Seems a witty post-everything far future space opera with visually-distinct alienoid characters, through there’s still plenty of page space left for it to tank. We’ll see.
I’ll look into this. His work was hugely important to me during my dissipated 20s.