...and the last word as usual goes to
Gaia
An irregular column of curiosities and whimsy from Concatenation's homeostatic polymath. Everything on and around the planet Earth can be the subject of Gaia's attentions whose connections are truly Titanic...
- Gaia 2024
- Gaia 2023
- Gaia 2022
- Gaia 2021
- Gaia 2020
- Gaia 2019
- Gaia 2018
- Gaia 2017
- Gaia 2016
- Gaia 2015
- Gaia 2014
- Gaia 2013
- Gaia 2012
- Gaia 2011
- Gaia 2010
- Gaia 2009
- Gaia 2008
- Gaia 2007
- Gaia 2006
- Gaia 2005
- Gaia 2004
- Gaia 2001
- Gaia 1999
Concatenation's earlier, annual print editions feature Gaia's columns between 1987 and 1997, but we regret that our supply has run out. (If desperate, copies do occasionally surface in the dealers room at the UK Eastercon SF convention among others.) In case you stumble across them, Gaia's articles have also appeared in a number science journals in the 1990s. Gaia is now getting on - around 5 billion years old some say - hence the column is not as regular as we would like but we hope that the annual perspective amuses and perhaps, occasionally, illuminates.
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