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Is BAKKANTHOLOGY still available in it's original limited edition form, new or used?
Comment by Paul Waldron — October 18, 2005 @ 8:35 pm
You should ask Chris Szego, the manager of Bakka:
chris@bakkaphoenixbooks.com
Comment by Cory Doctorow — October 18, 2005 @ 8:40 pm
I was wondering if this available for free download like some of your other work? Would really like to read or listen to it.
Thanks
Comment by Tiffany Hine Melbourne Australia — July 17, 2006 @ 3:42 pm
It's not very obvious, but the "Salon" link at the top goes to the text version of the story.
Comment by Victor — August 15, 2006 @ 7:01 am
OK, so my nerd-fu is teh suxxor, but how in hell can I download the MP3 linked in the BoingBoing post, rather than have it play immediately in Quicktime? I want to put it on my phone for my walk to work tomorrow...
Comment by Armchair Anarchist — August 15, 2006 @ 11:15 am
If you have internet explorer:
Right click on the link and "save target as"
If you have Firefox:
Right click on the link and "save link as"
Comment by robert — August 15, 2006 @ 2:20 pm
Is truncat under CC? Or is it ©l; salon.com (in which case could you release a CC version so that we could redistribute it in different formats)?
Great story btw!
Comment by Luke — August 16, 2006 @ 8:04 pm
I just listened to all 3 parts of the podcast. I tend to wait until all parts of a story have been read so I can listen to them together as the wait for the next part is often unbearable.
Amazing thinking -- extending the whole regulation on "works of the mind" (copyright) to questions about actual backups of the mind. I wonder if the world was one where there was not abundance of everything but space whether the questions would be different.
As always your storied give me a lot to think about, both exploring of fictional concepts as well as how this all relates to the world we currently find ourselves in.
Comment by Russell McOrmond — August 26, 2006 @ 11:39 am