Check-ins

11 Sep 2001

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1 Min

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I sent out email to a long list of people letting them know █████ and I are okay and asking them to check in if they live in the area. Getting a lot of responses, and we're sharing lists of those safe. Thank God for the internet.

September 11th

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William Shunn

Hugo and Nebula Award nominee. Creator of Proper Manuscript Format, Spelling Bee Solver, Tylogram, and more. Banned in Canada.

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New York City

Bin Hidin', Bin Dyin'

My first reaction this morning upon hearing the news that Osama bin Laden is dead was elation. I wasn't in Manhattan on 9/11, but █████ and I were in Queens, and we rode our bikes to the southern end of Roosevelt Island in the East River from where

02 May 2011

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1 Min

By: William Shunn

Art

The Different Streams, Crooked or Straight, All Run Together

I never enjoy writing a blog post for September 11th, but also don't like letting the day pass with saying anything. Happily, our social calendar last night handed me the perfect topic to share today. Last night █████ and I attended one of the Art Institute of Chicago'

11 Sep 2010

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3 Min

By: William Shunn

Manhattan

Eight Years Later

I consciously realized something this evening that has been nagging at me for a few weeks now, which is that tomorrow morning, when the new episode of my podcast goes live, there's going to be a line on the front page of my web site that reads "

10 Sep 2009

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1 Min

By: William Shunn

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Bin Hidin', Bin Dyin'

The Different Streams, Crooked or Straight, All Run Together

Eight Years Later

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Bin Hidin', Bin Dyin'

The Different Streams, Crooked or Straight, All Run Together

Eight Years Later

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