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Last Night A DJ Killed My Dog #026 – This is the Title of the Self-Referential Podcast
This episode of Last Night A DJ Killed My Dog is all about being self-referential and self-conscious. These are the tracks used: Cassetteboy – Pilly the Biggs (clip) Cornelius – Mic Check Richard Brautigan – The Telephone Door To Richard … Continue reading
Les Rougon-Macquart #1 – La Fortune des Rougon (1871)
AKA “The Fortune Of The Rougons” The first book in a series is often the most famous. Even if later works have much greater success, it will be revisited by readers, curious about the back-story of the characters – especially … Continue reading
Commuting
I’ve made a short film about the joys of commuting into the centre of Beijing, by subway and bus. The scenes below are not staged and are in fact fairly typical.
Les Rougon-Macquart – an introduction
When I was 18 one of my ‘world of zines’ correspondents recommended a book called Germinal by a writer called Émile Zola. Back then I was even more open to new suggestions than I am now, so I dutifully went … Continue reading
Break
It’s the holiday season in China now, with the three-day mid-autumn festival and the week-long national day festivities this year occurring within a week of each-other. Such are the joys of operating on a lunar and a western calendar at … Continue reading
The Ozmotron Remix Project
Ten years ago two of my friends stayed up all night with a roomful of instruments and a 4-track machine and made an album called ‘Ozmotron’. Nobody who has heard it can ever forget it. It’s all here for download. … Continue reading
The Return Of Food Tube; Kimchi Chocolate
It’s been a while since I’ve written a weird food blog, but since people occasionally ask after them I’ve decided to bring it back. In 2008 I ate a few odd things, took photos (and in one case a video), … Continue reading
Gridlock
The traffic situation in Beijing seems to be at breaking point. If this sounds at all melodramatic, then have a look at this report which says that last Friday 140 roads were at a standstill. Roads here are big – … Continue reading
Tongzhou travel troubles
I seem to be living in Tongzhou now. It’s still Beijing, just about, and the house we’re sharing with V’s family is simply amazing. There’s room for the five of us (plus the dog) to all have our own space … Continue reading
