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Tag Archives: mankind
The Message – Raymond Roy #writephoto
If I could talk what would I say, to the Lummi, the Shuswap, and Ojibwe I would share my sorrow of broken *Magic Pots, of runs of Salmon, no longer caught. Empty plains are where the Bison would run, Wiped … Continue reading
A walk in the past… the prehistoric landscape of Cresswell Crags
Way back in summer, we took a trip to a place I have long wanted to visit… Cresswell Crags, a hidden valley on the border between Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. The folder of photographs has sat on my desktop for months, … Continue reading
Posted in historic sites, History, Photography
Tagged bear, bone carvings, cave art, hyena, Ice Age, mankind, prehistory
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Guest author: Annabelle Franklin – Do we really need to leave Earth?
Recently, BBC2 showed a programme called The Search for a New Earth. It featured physicist Stephen Hawking, who claimed we will have to leave Earth within the next 100 years as it will have become uninhabitable. He listed various possible … Continue reading
Posted in Books, earth, Guest post
Tagged ecology, leaving earth, mankind, nature, Proxima B, science, space colonisation, space travel, Stephen Hawking, terraforming
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Guest author: M. C. Tuggle – It’s Not A Human!
One of my concerns as a parent and observer in the early 21st century is the anti-human climate we’re creating for ourselves and our posterity. It’s also a theme that drives much of my fiction. A recent article in the … Continue reading
Posted in Guest post, Life, writing
Tagged disconnect from nature, humanity, mankind, modern living, nature
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Are computers the death knell for writers? Ask Google…
A writer’s rant from the archives… It was the final straw… yet another article about how a stupendous programme can increase your readership. This one touted its ability to engage a reader’s emotions, based on statistical analysis of the emotive … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Poetry, writing
Tagged computer generated novels, computer generated poetry, computers, digital art, fiction, imagination, mankind, Nick Verron, Photography, technology
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Caveman by Neel Anil Panicker #writephoto
Reblogged from Neel Anil Panicker: A cavern, grotto, hollow, cavity, pothole, underground chamber, gallery, tunnel, dugout. When it comes to the word cave there indeed is no shortage of synonyms. What then is a cave? A hollow or natural passage … Continue reading
