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Uncollected Paul Collins The Believer *The Road to Nowhere vol 1 Number 4, page 19 *Read the book that you are reading vol 1 Number 7, page 41 Cabinet The Beautiful Possibility Issue 6 Spring 2002 The Floating Island Issue 7 Summer 2002 *Leftovers: “At Death’s Doorknob” Issue 9 Winter 2002/03 Mismatch of the Day Issue 10 Spring 2003 *Trainschedulespotting Issue 12 Fall 2003/ Winter 2004 New Scientist The Prince of Humbugs vol 176 issue 2368 - 09?November?2002, page 50 Love on a wire vol 176 issue 2374 - 21?December?2002, page 40 A ram for the rebels vol 177 issue 2376 - 04?January?2003, page 44 The man who sold the sun vol 177 issue 2385 - 08?March?2003, page 54 Arsonist by Appointment vol 178 issue 2397 - 31?May?2003, page 48 A Modern Obsession? vol 179 issue 2408 - 16?August?2003, page 30 They all laughed... vol 180 issue 2416 - 11?October?2003, page 48 Henrys little pot of gold vol 180 issue 2418 - 25?October?2003, page 50 From bourbon to binary vol 180 issue 2422 - 22?November?2003, page 52 Hens eggs and snail shells vol 180 issue 2424 - 06?December?2003, page 52 Village Voice Materia Medica September 29th, 2003 Heavy Weather October 2003 Monsters Ink November 17th, 2003 The A-Bomb Kid December 17 - 23, 2003 The Purple Prose of Tyros January 7 - 13, 2004 Spanking the Monkey January 14 - 20, 2004 * Not available in electronic form.The Beautiful Possibility Back in the 70s, readers of Popular Science magazine were regularly treated to a parade of electrical gadgets, outlandish vehicles, and the latest discoveries in materials science, all promising to change our lives in the near, if slightly indefinite, future. One typical article carried this description of a contraption erected in France: The traveler who visits the library of Tours sees in the courtyard in front a strange-looking apparatus. Imagine an immense truncated cone, a mammoth lam