The staff of QuantumBones has been oppressed in more ways than one. The latest “improvement” to our working conditions was the Hit Counter, a newfangled internet widget-piglet that counts how many times people have clicked an individual article. Read on … Continued
As per my earlier “mislaid” article, I’m keen to ask the same question, perhaps in a way that doesn’t annoy the Editor enough to delete it? What exactly is your point? Are you equally fighting against institutional racism and bigotry, … Continued
When asked about the most difficult times of my childhood I often come up with that thing I was thinking about the other day. You probably don’t know what I’m referring to, so you had best read on. While talking … Continued
“I made a move to caress her pulsating hot intelligence – only to find out, to my horror, that my own credibility wasn’t anywhere near its peak. To put it bluntly – it was limp.” How many times have you … Continued
Time for another editorial. I know: the recent ones haven’t said much. It seems as if the editorials have been written for one purpose only: to remind the reader that the site actually does have a chief editor. If you … Continued
“QuantumBones is boring!” is the word on the street. Not bad when you have been in business for a couple of months only, am I right? Can anything be done? Certainly! Read on to find out about our exciting new … Continued
It seems everyone around the site is just whining. I’m no exception, I’ll give you that. What I won’t give you is absolution. What reason has a bunch of obviously very talented writers have to whine if they are being … Continued
Lately, the morale of our staff has been plummeting. The chief editor is at odds with everyone; everyone else is at odds with each other – and what’s more, even I, the only talented one among the rabble, am beginning … Continued
Lately, our chief editor has been pouring severe criticism on the rest of us. We have been accused of identical articles, nonexistent ideas, boring subject matter… it seems as if the chief thinks he could run this whole operation on … Continued
