Offsets Overview

Overview

Node #	Date Added	Offset From	Last Active	Author (Only revealed when node inactive for three days)	Opening words . . .
1	8 Jan	—	8 Jan	Trevor Joyce	This is the cutting out of glass letters
2	8 Jan	1	8 Jan	Rupert Mallin	smoothers, bevellers, polishers
3	8 Jan	1	9 Jan	Robin Hamilton	Broken into shards
4	8 Jan	1	9 Jan	Lawrence Upton	You girls in gilding
5	8 Jan	1	11 Jan	cris cheek	For the women entertainers of the old west
6	8 Jan	1	9 Jan	Matthew Geden	the evidence is in the shapes
7	8 Jan	1	12 Jan	Alison Croggon	this is the cutting out
8	8 Jan	1	8 Jan	Ian Davidson	Claiming a crazed surface
9	8 Jan	1	9 Jan	Lawrence Upton	Ensure the lathe is regularly greased
10	8 Jan	1	10 Jan	Robin Hamilton	That children's game we once played
11	8 Jan	1	8 Jan	Mairead Byrne	This is the cutting out of glass letters
12	8 Jan	1	9 Jan	Rupert Mallin	Her poems were written on glass
13	8 Jan	1	12 Jan	Mairead Byrne	1. One days docked wages for broken letters
14	9 Jan	6	12 Jan	cris cheek	Bacteria shapes the evidence of reproduction
15	9 Jan	12	12 Jan	Alison Croggon	she lived on a glass mountain
16	9 Jan	3	12 Jan	Lawrence Upton	Late, getting out stuff stuck in glasses
17	9 Jan	9	10 Jan	Ian Davidson	Trying to shake iron filings from my hair
18	9 Jan	9	12 Jan	Ian Davidson	a skill of benches the shock of the press a
19	9 Jan	10	9 Jan	Rupert Mallin	When they opened the book in 1974
20	9 Jan	4	9 Jan	Mairead Byrne	I caught this morning morning's Minny
21	10 Jan	16	10 Jan	Alison Croggon	there are breakages certainly
22	10 Jan	10	11 Jan	Matthew Geden	Paper words. This sinister game
23	10 Jan	17	11 Jan	Lawrence Upton	Care is passed on capability in amiable motion
24	10 Jan	7	10 Jan	Matthew Geden	poorly paid! poorly paid you say?
25	11 Jan	23	12 Jan	Lawrence Upton	Now all the pieces can be linked
26	11 Jan	22	11 Jan	Alison Croggon	the hat flutters its constant eyelids
27	11 Jan	5	11 Jan	Trevor Joyce	Great gals gone west
28	12 Jan	14	14 Jan	Matthew Geden	seated on the terrace
29	12 Jan	16	14 Jan	Rupert Mallin	The earth is being dug between us this evening
30	12 Jan	18	13 Jan	Trevor Joyce	A sharp skill of benches
31	12 Jan	25	13 Jan	Alison Croggon	it isn't the bacteria that's out to get us
32	12 Jan	13	12 Jan	Trevor Joyce	You should have seen his face
33	12 Jan	7	15 Jan	Lawrence Upton	Within the first day, were available, light and hegemony
34	12 Jan	15	13 Jan	cris cheek	As I climbed the stairs, Dad called out to me
35	13 Jan	30	13 Jan	Rupert Mallin	cor por ate con fi dence corpse rate con fi dance
36	13 Jan	29	14 Jan	Lawrence Upton	Nodes for day 6
37	13 Jan	31	13 Jan	Rupert Mallin	in us and over us
38	13 Jan	28	13 Jan	Alison Croggon	never quite forgotten
39	13 Jan	28	16 Jan	Ian Davidson	I raised my glass and
40	13 Jan	34	15 Jan	Alison Croggon	She'd had enough of these mediators and psychologists
41	13 Jan	28	13 Jan	Ian Davidson	I shudder
42	14 Jan	29	16 Jan	Matthew Geden	Flowers and worms sunk in the soil
43	14 Jan	36	14 Jan	Trevor Joyce	Men hard at work
44	14 Jan	28	15 Jan	cris cheek	The effort to be sat in her window, writing
45	14 Jan	39	14 Jan	Trevor Joyce	The lady of the winter garden had decided
46	15 Jan	40	18 Jan	Lawrence Upton	A glass for the women entertainment
47	15 Jan	33	20 Jan	Trevor Joyce	As Alexander approached
48	15 Jan	44	16 Jan	Alison Croggon	the letters of good mothers
49	15 Jan	42	15 Jan	Rupert Mallin	follow this line
50	15 Jan	37	18 Jan	Trevor Joyce	I am "Panchita Paloma"
51	16 Jan	42	18 Jan	Lawrence Upton	Dark broken into the person I am
52	16 Jan	39	25 Jan	Alison Croggon	that season was darker than memory dared
53	16 Jan	46	22 Jan	Arni Ibsen	basalt / floor / base
54	16 Jan	44	20 Jan	Trevor Joyce	Feeling sadness and joy
55	16 Jan	44	22 Jan	Susan Schultz	The glass pedestrian throws no sticks
56	18 Jan	50	25 Jan	Matthew Geden	The cells are narrow and dark
57	18 Jan	51	20 Jan	Alison Croggon	writing into love
58	18 Jan	54	18 Jan	Lawrence Upton	The cold
59	18 Jan	51	18 Jan	cris cheek	I am just not the type of person
60	18 Jan	46	20 Jan	Alison Croggon	Infatuation goes unnoticed
61	18 Jan	51	18 Jan	Rupert Mallin	He looked
62	20 Jan	54	25 Jan	Alison Croggon	On whom should we meditate as the visitor
63	20 Jan	55	22 Jan	Trevor Joyce	The glass manifold shudders
64	20 Jan	57	20 Jan	Lawrence Upton	writing upon reflection
65	20 Jan	60	22 Jan	Trevor Joyce	I love you
66	20 Jan	47	27 Jan	Fergal Gaynor	As Eden approached Alexander
67	20 Jan	52	20 Jan	Arni Ibsen	trembling / wearing a lord / kitchener moustache
68	20 Jan	51	22 Jan	Arni Ibsen	frost / activity / individual
69	22 Jan	65	22 Jan	Martin Stannard	Do you remember
70	22 Jan	53	25 Jan	Trevor Joyce	The Evangelist chose to say
71	22 Jan	68	22 Jan	Lawrence Upton	from a braid of songs
72	22 Jan	52	25 Jan	Trevor Joyce	Time came a conclave
73	22 Jan	65	27 Jan	Alison Croggon	I love you is not a sentence
74	22 Jan	63	27 Jan	Martin Stannard	The glasses man is folding closed
75	22 Jan	55	25 Jan	Arni Ibsen	momentarily a moaning heather graham
76	25 Jan	72	27 Jan	Alison Croggon	She came to me
77	25 Jan	75	27 Jan	Matthew Geden	The acknowledged authority assured me
78	25 Jan	72	31 Jan	Lawrence Upton	I have heard of breath severing
79	25 Jan	62	25 Jan	Trevor Joyce	smite retain caress hoodwink
80	25 Jan	52	25 Jan	Martin Stannard	The honeys collected in the wood
81	25 Jan	56	27 Jan	Alison Croggon	Beyond this moment are only the delusions
82	25 Jan	73	27 Jan	Arni Ibsen	you'll owe me
83	25 Jan	56	25 Jan	Trevor Joyce	The rivers
84	25 Jan	70	29 Jan	Arni Ibsen	the papar I
85	27 Jan	82	27 Jan	Alison Croggon	He stag slew coming by
86	27 Jan	76	27 Jan	Rupert Mallin	Threading elastic
87	27 Jan	77	2 Feb	Alison Croggon	In any case, who can hunt
88	27 Jan	82	29 Jan	Rupert Mallin	Other 'Instant Books' in the series
89	27 Jan	74	29 Jan	Trevor Joyce	It is another obscure chamber
90	27 Jan	81	4 Feb	Lawrence Upton	She set forth her touch to him
91	27 Jan	73	27 Jan	Martin Stannard	For saying Have you seen The Return
92	27 Jan	66	4 Feb	Trevor Joyce	This boundary constitutes a permeable membrane
93	27 Jan	81	31 Jan	Arni Ibsen	Oh, yes. In this off-the-chart country
94	29 Jan	92	4 Feb	Alison Croggon	If in foregone times master smiths
95	29 Jan	88	29 Jan	Arni Ibsen	Due to the enormous success
96	29 Jan	89	31 Jan	Arni Ibsen	very dark very
97	29 Jan	84	31 Jan	Matthew Geden	Only to have stories of hope
98	31 Jan	78	2 Feb	Trevor Joyce	Like the encyclopaedia
99	31 Jan	93	31 Jan	Trevor Joyce	"still, black, unswollen water"
100	31 Jan	92	2 Feb	Fergal Gaynor	At the edge
101	31 Jan	96	31 Jan	Alison Croggon	active
102	31 Jan	97	4 Feb	Lawrence Upton	Writing my newspaper stories
103	2 Feb	90	4 Feb	Trevor Joyce	Weakness blossomed in her extremities
104	2 Feb	94	4 Feb	Rupert Mallin	I need a measure for my measure
105	2 Feb	87	4 Feb	Trevor Joyce	The hunt,with its frequent shifts and switches
106	2 Feb	98	10 Feb	Arni Ibsen	he travelled half
107	2 Feb	101	2 Feb	Arni Ibsen	there / is / probably
108	4 Feb	105	6 Feb	Alison Croggon	that which is felt is felt
109	4 Feb	92	10 Feb	Matthew Geden	Item One: An invoice (unpaid)
110	4 Feb	102	4 Feb	Alison Croggon	she dreamed long terrifying breakers
111	4 Feb	94	12 Feb	Rebecca Seiferle	He set himself on fire
112	4 Feb	90	10 Feb	Arni Ibsen	that lazy Herr von Glück
113	4 Feb	103	6 Feb	Rebecca Seiferle	Being / opposed to this process
114	4 Feb	104	6 Feb	Arni Ibsen	finally / these worn
115	6 Feb	111	10 Feb	Alison Croggon	She rose and saw the fiery distance
116	6 Feb	108	10 Feb	Matthew Geden	Hunted down
117	6 Feb	113	12 Feb	Lawrence Upton	Mind as a burning eye laughed
118	6 Feb	111	8 Feb	Martin Stannard	I set myself on fire
119	8 Feb	116	12 Feb	Alison Croggon	They hunt the rivers
120	8 Feb	116	8 Feb	Rebecca Seiferle	the eye cannot turn
121	8 Feb	118