Vampires and ECE

[jason]

Some of you know that I'm on the editorial board for the Journal of Dracula Studies... and I do ECE. So now we can combine them into one neat package and go see Bunnicula!

http://www.scenechanges.com/toronto.htm#bunnicula

Comments

Neat

[cheryl-brown.livejournal.com]

I want to check it out. Do you know if it's sold out?

I love those books

[chalkraftdinner.livejournal.com]

I remember having the Bunnicula books read to us at Halloween in Elementary school, the illustrations were so wonderful!! I don't know if I told you but I lived right down the street from the house Bram Stoker lived in as a child while I was living in Ireland for my placement. I also visited a Bram Stoker exhibit, which was really interesting, especially the fact that he married Oscar Wilde's girlfriend! I never knew that these two geniuses had a connection. Well sorry for my rant ha ha I'm passionate about really good books!!

[loverain.livejournal.com]

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saw your link in Sousveillance: Inventing and Using Wearable Computing Devices for Data Collection in Surveillance Environments so here i am.

all things design & media.

im magda. hi.

[complicittheory.livejournal.com]

Ah. Cool. As you know that is mostly steve's work. I was just very much a hired gun adding theory and writing skills. My co-authors called me the pomo guy, though there's not much of that in that paper. I'm guessing you liked the paper, or found it mildly diverting. I saw from your LJ info that you're into graffitti and NYC. You should check out my friend Stef's blog (http://sousveillance.org/), he's got a forthcoming issue of an NY art mag that might interest you as well (http://sousveillance.org/tribesissue/).