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- Steven Huff thinks he knows the true identity of John Twelve Hawks, author of The Traveler and The Dark River.
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- Neatorama points us to two tidbits today...a Yoda Scrap Metal Sculpture and a Star Trek back tattoo (among others).
- After a butt-load of Doctor-Who-related craft links, I would be remiss if I did not give equal time to a knitted Hellboy. [via Newsarama via ComicMix]
- Reason #1,001 to love William Shatner: His quote in a recent National Ledger interview when asked what he would like to see his Boston Legal Denny Crane character do in the coming season, Shat says: "I'd like to see him play Captain Kirk in the new Star Trek movie." [via Drivers and Sundry]
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Posted by John DeNardo at Tuesday September 11, 2007 at 12:04 AM
© 2007 SF Signal
So who does Huff think Hawks is? (no link provided?)
Posted by Paul on Tuesday September 11, 2007 at 7:10 AM
Huff's not saying, but he drops the clues he's scoured from around the web. And...link fixed - thanks! 
Posted by John on Tuesday September 11, 2007 at 7:58 AM
Someone has already posted a very intriguing possibility in the comments on my blog entry.
And thank you, very much, for linking the entry.
Posted by Steve Huff on Tuesday September 11, 2007 at 6:14 PM
The Collected Work of H. P. Lovecraft
Ultra-Condensed by Thomas Deeny
Narrator
I will tell you about something horrific I witnessed.
(Narrator discusses MUNDANE experiences which supposedly lead up to something HORRIFIC.)
Narrator
We're almost at the horrific bit.
(Narrator talks about more stuff that might be SPOOKY if he'd only GET ON WITH IT.)
Narrator
We're very close now.
(Narrator draws it out MORE.)
Narrator
This time I swear we're just about at the horrific thing almost.
(Narrator FINALLY gets to the HORRIFIC thing which is HUGE and POWERFUL and EVIL and LAME.)
THE END
....
Now that is funny
Posted by joshua corning on Tuesday September 11, 2007 at 11:47 PM