Nic's Abode
Welcome!
You have entered the wild world of Nic's head. First, apologies for
the cobwebs. I started this Web site four years ago in a flurry of all-night
html'ing. Since then, Real Life got in the way, as it often does. I plan
to do some updating and rearranging as soon as I'm up to it. Feel free to
drop me a message of constructive criticism, mash notes or suggestions as
you see fit. This site is organized (I use the term loosely) into interest
areas, including some of my favorite links and a few things I've created
for your amusement.
Stuff I've written
Remember Sir Graves Ghastly?
I talked to him in October, 2000.
Read my review of Stephen King's biography/writers guide, "On
Writing"
There's more to come ...
Funnies
Music: links and info about various
bands
Morphine fans are mourning the death of Mark Sandman July 3, 1999. To
know more, go to my Morphine Home Page or see
my Morphine photo gallery.
My media pages:
- He was kicked off TNT, but he's not just sitting around
on his butt collecting severance. See what Joe Bob Briggs
is up to these days...
- The Simpsons is the most consistently clever and hilarious show on TV. I have
a few pictures and guides to the past two seasons.
- Futurama is NOW!
- The X-Files My stuff is way out of date, as I've lost my passion for this
paranormal series. But I still have lots of pics of David Duchovny, Gillian
Anderson and a few surprises.
- See my honorarium to the crudest third-graders on
TV, my South Park pages.
- Babylon 5 The best sci-fi adventure on TV is being rerun on the Sci-Fi
Channel weeknights. The spinoff series "Crusade" ran on TNT as
a 13-week "limited series." It too was picked up by Sci-Fi. I
have photos from the movies "In The Beginning," "River of
Souls" and Season Five, links to my favorite B5 sites and an autographed
photo of Pat Tallman, who played Lyta Alexander.
- The Gene Roddenberry series, "Earth:
Final Conflict."
More media pages worth visiting:
Other things I like:
My travels
I love my Macintosh
ART: To truly appreciate it, you must see the real thing
in person. But for now, here are The Detroit
Institute of Arts, the Grand
Rapids Art Museum Online, the Art
Institute of Chicago, the Toledo
Museum of Art, The
Metropolitan Museum of Art, The National
Gallery of Art and The Guggenheim
Museums.
More links including health and welfare, general entertainment pages and
Internet search engines
About me
Webmistress: nic7@earthling.net