Elsewhere in week 43
Here's what I've been looking at...
If you like football and fonts, you may well like looking at football fonts.
The Verge shows us what adverts on Instagram are going to look like. My guess is that they probably won't all be as refined as the one in the article.
Marilynne Robinson, one of my favourite writers, profiled by The American Conservative as "Christian, Not Conservative." It's got quotes from her so it's worth reading.
There's been an attention-grabbing conference in America accusing the kind of Christianity I believe in of being, basically, against God. Andrew Wilson considered and rebutted the arguments made with typical brilliance.
In America's horrifying past, Solomon Northup's 12 Years A Slave.
And what I haven't been looking at:
Sir Alex Ferguson has called his autobiography My Autobiography which is ridiculous - who else's could it be? I'm not sure why he's written this, perhaps he needed the money and the vindication?
The new Arcade Fire album is now available to watch/listen to, as my friends at Sounds Good To Me Too have pointed out, with mixed feelings. I'll wait for the CD.
Finally, Sputnik Magazine suggests that Luke Sital-Singh is a Christian, in that weird Christian out-ing way we have. His song has been making me smile on 6 Music, even if the video is a bit average...
If you like football and fonts, you may well like looking at football fonts.
The Verge shows us what adverts on Instagram are going to look like. My guess is that they probably won't all be as refined as the one in the article.
Marilynne Robinson, one of my favourite writers, profiled by The American Conservative as "Christian, Not Conservative." It's got quotes from her so it's worth reading.
There's been an attention-grabbing conference in America accusing the kind of Christianity I believe in of being, basically, against God. Andrew Wilson considered and rebutted the arguments made with typical brilliance.
In America's horrifying past, Solomon Northup's 12 Years A Slave.
And what I haven't been looking at:
Sir Alex Ferguson has called his autobiography My Autobiography which is ridiculous - who else's could it be? I'm not sure why he's written this, perhaps he needed the money and the vindication?
The new Arcade Fire album is now available to watch/listen to, as my friends at Sounds Good To Me Too have pointed out, with mixed feelings. I'll wait for the CD.
Finally, Sputnik Magazine suggests that Luke Sital-Singh is a Christian, in that weird Christian out-ing way we have. His song has been making me smile on 6 Music, even if the video is a bit average...