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Tuesday, December 18, 2007

Skipping virtual dimensions

Yet another example of how you just never know where you'll end up when you are randomly surfing and catch a good virtual wave breaking just West of Hollywood...

Just a few days ago I blogged about discovering Brewster Rockit, a relatively new comic (by Tim Rickard) that I like a lot already.

In researching Brewster a little bit I discovered that it debuted in 2004 at SciFiDimensions.com. Since I'm a big science fiction fan, I naturally then checked out that site as well. There's much of interest to me there, especially the book and movie reviews. Tonight, though, I was doing some more general poking about on the site, branching out to see what else I might uncover, when I clicked to visit their oddities page. Scanning the resulting list of article links, two items jumped out at me which I ended up finding very interesting (and perhaps you will too):


Leon Theremin (click to read about him and his eponymous instruments at SciFiDimensions.com)

Theremin: The Sound of Science Fiction (Sep. 2000)


Jay Wiggins and his homemade theremin (click to read about him/it at SciFiDimensions.com)

Hey, Look! A Home-Made Theremin! (Jun. 2003)

1 comment:

Dimension Skipper said...

DimSkip just testing something silly about commenting.