here’s a list of works i’ve written. take a peek at them if you like.
feel free to use these works for non-commercial use (but, please cite me). i reserve the right to grant permission for commercial uses of these works.
- the fruits of labour – cities and the global labour market.
- commuter rail in greater vancouver and the fraser valley – a map outlining population density, mode share and rail infrastructure between vancouver and chilliwack.
- one city, two cities: paris in the second empire and the third republic – a look at the industrial changes in paris during baron haussmann’s prefecture
- haussmann’s walk (beta version) – a collection of poetry (nb. the pagination is intended for a booklet; for the full effect, please print this out double-sided, fold in half, staple and enjoy.)
other fun stuff to come…
October 20, 2008 at 12:15 am
I almost cried (not really, but my face twinged up) reading your list of works because I thought “he’s so much cleverer (sic) than me and would thus not be interested”
I don’t know that you are a gent that I would pine for, but after briefly face-stalking you (looking at your facebook page), I concluded that you were interesting or at least intelligent and somewhat worldly and, as per usual, I wanted to be wanted by you, or to impress you, or to gain your acceptance.
And now, as I write, it occurs to me…so what if he did? What significance would that have to my life?
It’s a strange yet familiar pattern of mine: Take in data re: dude. Compare dude with self. Decide he is “better”. Twinge up face.
Thank you. I believe I can stop twinging now.
Pattern broken? Perhaps. Perhaps not, but at least one awkward e-moment has been overcome with a human sentiment of worthiness. I thank you for the impetus of this sentiment.
Worthily,
Patrick