Meet the Codex Sinaiticus. The Telegraph has the story about the 800 surviving pages and fragments of the codex, written in Greek in the 4th century, now available for public viewing and use.
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- Jonathan S.
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- I am a writer living in the Pacific Northwest. I am working on a book about the Lincoln Highway. Follow me: http://thefatherroad.com/
Books Published
Books Published In
- Found II: More of the Best Lost, Tossed, and Forgotten Items from Around the World
- Going Mutant: The Bat Boy Exposed
- Home Brew Wind Power
- Mountain Man Dance Moves: The McSweeney's Book of Lists
- My Funny Major Medical
- My Funny Valentine: America's Most Hilarious Writers Take On Love, Romance, and Other Complications
- The McSweeney's Joke Book of Book Jokes
Magazines Published In
- Amphora Magazine
- BPM Magazine
- Beer Northwest Magazine
- Canoe and Kayak Magazine
- City Arts
- Coffee House Digest
- Comedians Magazine
- Culture: The Word on Cheese
- Diner Journal
- Discover America Travel Guide
- Distinctly Northwest Magazine
- Epitaphs Magazine
- Fine Books and Collections Magazine
- Forever Green
- Geez Magazine
- Ghettoblaster Magazine
- Halftime Magazine
- Idaho Magazine
- Lexus Magazine
- Meatpaper
- Metro Dot Pop
- Nevada Magazine
- Northwest Travel Magazine
- Parody Poetry Journal
- Presence Magazine
- Put an Egg on It
- Rain Taxi Review of Books
- Remedy Quarterly
- SOMA Magazine
- Seattle Business Magazine
- Seattle Sound Magazine
- Sip Northwest Magazine
- Stage Directions Magazine
- Sublime Magazine
- Swindle Magazine
- Touring & Tasting Magazine
- Twins Magazine
- Uppercase Magazine
- Venuszine
- Welding and Cutting Magazine
Newspapers Published In
Blogs I Contribute To
Websites Published On (Music Writing)
Websites Published In (Humor Writing)
Websites Published In (Misc Writings)
Photography Published In
Magazines, Sites, and Blogs I Read Frequently
- Atlantic
- Bookdwarf
- Bookninja
- Comics Curmudgeon
- Crosscut Seattle
- Curious Expeditions
- Esquire
- Grist
- Guardian Unlimited Books
- Harper's Magazine
- Largehearted Boy
- Magazine Publishers of America
- Media Bistro
- Morning News
- National Book Critics Circle Board
- Neatorama
- New York Times Book Section
- New York Times Magazine
- New Yorker
- Newsmap
- Onion, The
- Slate Magazine
- Smithsonian
- Three Quarks Daily
- USA Today Pop Candy
- Vanity Fair
- Weekly World News
Writers I Read Regularly
Blog Archive
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- The Real Raymond Carver
- Friday's Poem
- An Easy Way to Increase Creativity
- Failed Children's Book Titles
- Them's Fightin' Words!
- Tip to Beat the Heat - Drink Like Hemingway
- The Artwork of Su Blackwell
- Telling Tails
- A Curious Hieroglyphick Bible; or, Select Passages...
- The Periodic Table of Metaphors
- Andrew Motion on War Poetry
- What's Apple Building in There?
- Eye on the Strand
- Jon's Writing on Venuszine
- Those Satirical Russians
- Mein Kampf
- Worst. Children's Books. Ever.
- The Power of Reading
- When Astronauts Photographed the Moon
- Quote of the Week
- Blurring the Lines Between Fact and Fiction
- Dead Poet Graves
- A Frog and Toad Discovery
- Titles Within a Tale
- Friday's Poem
- Alice in Wonderland Trailer
- Special Collections
- Crazy About Books About Being Crazy
- And So It Goes
- Lost Love Letter Reunites Couple
- Travel and the Private Library
- The Three Little Pigs Get Their Houses Upgraded
- Back to the Future
- Walter Cronkite and Gertrude Stein
- A (Not So) Complete History of Literary Tattoos
- Disputations: The Untouchables
- Bookshelf Etiquette
- Extinct Monsters
- Can You Come Up With a Crummy Science Fiction Book...
- Beat America
- Revolutionary Matters
- Julius Shulman, Dead at 98
- Reinventing the Pencil
- Frank McCourt, Dead at 78
- Quote of the Week
- Friday's Poem
- Literary Libations
- Neko Case on Her Songwriting Process
- Coming Soon...
- bpi1700
- Meet Today's Newest Literary Stars!
- Writing is a Weapon
- If I Told You, I'd Have to Kill You
- Geeks of the World Have Their Hearts A'Flutter
- How Does Porn Screenwriting Work?
- Give Struggling Authors a Chance
- We Break These Book Reports With An Important Baco...
- The Wilderness of Childhood
- When Comic Book Heroes Grow Old
- Epilogue Books in Ballard
- Quote of the Week
- Reading Obama Books? You are a Threat.
- Top Ten Comic Book Cities
- Friday's Poem
- Library Graffiti at the University of Chicago
- Bad Grammar
- Top Ten Most Absurd Time Magazine Covers
- Fame Beyond the Grave
- Words That Make Us Wince
- Endless Summer Reading List
- Disquieting Bedtime Stories with Mary-Louise Parker
- The Best Kids' Books Ever
- Der Orchideengarten
- Word Birds
- The Dead Sea Scrolls of John Dillinger
- A Brief History of Authors vs. Critics
- Truck on Over to the Library
- The World's Oldest Bible
- One Small Step
- Ten Songs About Print Journalism
- Quote of the Week
- Happy Independence Day Weekend
- Designer Chip Kidd Picks His Favorite Book Covers
- Awful Library Books
- After the Book Plants Seeds in Your Mind...
- Michael Jackson - Book Nerd
- Hemingway's "A Moveable Feast"
- Every Book Collector's Dream Job
- The Essential Adventure Library
- A to Z of Awesomeness
- Ten of the Best Literary Vegetables
- A Rare World
- A Rare World
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1 comment:
My sinacticus are always getting infected. My homeopath suggested I use a nose-plunger or something, but frankly I think all the flushing from swirlies I got as a teenager are what started this mess. And my swimmer's ear. That sucks too.
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