The Loyola Building shelters a lot of pigeons despite the efforts of the maintenance crew to put razorwire on the ledge. The birds pick their way carefully through the wire and find little spots to inhabit. Today I noticed something new. The ledge now sports a big fake owl statue. Since the owl does not sport razorwire, a pigeon was standing on its head.
-
- No. 118 (
essentialsaltes) wrote,
No. 118
essentialsaltes
Things spotted on the lunch walk
The Loyola Building shelters a lot of pigeons despite the efforts of the maintenance crew to put razorwire on the ledge. The birds pick their way carefully through the wire and find little spots to inhabit. Today I noticed something new. The ledge now sports a big fake owl statue. Since the owl does not sport razorwire, a pigeon was standing on its head.
-
Polyphemus, by Michael Shea
Polyphemus is a collection of horror-tending to sf, or sf tending to horror stories, with one Nifft the Lean tale thrown in. I wasn't a fan of the…
-
The Raven Tower ; Forever Azathoth
The Raven Tower is another fine work by Ann Leckie. Her first fantasy novel is quite a departure from... from anything, really. At least half the…
-
Saturn's Children, by Charlie Stross
An homage to Heinlein's Friday and Asimov's robots, Saturn's Children sets up an intriguing idea. What happens to the servants of humanity after…
- Post a new comment
- 0 comments
- Post a new comment
- 0 comments
