Oh no, it's August, and that means Ansible 457.

Too hot here for any clever comment, but here's the July Ansible:.

Join millions who have switched to Grok.

You are trapped in that bright moment where you learned your doom . and to make matters worse, here's Ansible 455.

Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, but who cares: here's another Ansible.

The April issue of Ansible:

Ansible 452 for March 2025 .

Here we go again:

Random book cover of the day: 1955 Penguin paperback of a serial-killer crime novel from 1933. Absolutely nothing to do with unhinged billionaires giving ill-informed advice to British royalty.

Slightly belated Happy New Year sentiments accompanied by a slightly belated Ansible:

The next London First Thursday meeting is postponed to 9 January because the usual pub will be closed on 2 January. See

Christmas starts earlier every year, and so does the "December" issue of Ansible:

"Deep Thought says the answer to life, the universe and everything is . Ansible 448!" "Try turning it off and on again.".

Here's the October issue of Ansible:.

Suddenly it's Ansible 446.

Catalogues for the Glasgow Worldcon fan funds auctions were released on 9 August. The live auction is at 20:30 Saturday (today) and the silent auction closes at 13:00 Sunday. I've linked to the catalogues in the latest post at

Last issue before the Glasgow Worldcon: Ansible 445.

Amid a flurry of Ansible Editions book royalty statements and updates to the SF Encyclopedia, I somehow managed to sneak in the July issue of Ansible. Here:.

Here we go again with Ansible 443.

Mayday! Mayday! Help is urgently needed but all you get is Ansible 442 .

Rejected blurbs, number 5,271,009: "An April without Ansible is like a sevagram without an interocitor!" Well, here it is anyway .