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Mary to Many
The girl with the USB earring; omnivorous UK tech journalist
Permanent Account, Created on 23 April 2002 (#537516), Last updated on 15 May 2013
- Name:
- Mary Branscombe
- Birthdate:
- 21 April 1967
- Location:
- London, United Kingdom
- Website:
- Simon & Mary
- Schools:
- Ormskirk Grammar School - Ormskirk, England - Lancashire, United Kingdom (1977 - 1979)Millfield School - Street, England - Somerset, United Kingdom (1979 - 1984)Davies' College - Camden, England - Greater London, United Kingdom (1984 - 1985)St. Michael's C of E Primary School - Aughton, England - Lancashire, United KingdomSt. Michael's C of E School - Ormskirk, England - Lancashire, United KingdomUniversity of Oxford - Oxford, England - Oxfordshire, United Kingdom (1985 - 1989)University of Essex - Colchester, England - Essex, United Kingdom (1989 - 1990)
- Interests: (79)
- alias, an equally large boa, application development advisor, art, babylon 5, beads, books, braids, bruce cockburn, bryan talbot, buffy, callahans, canada, cats, charles de lint, chocolate, computers, copper wire, crime fiction, dexter, dornford yates, dorothy l sayers, dreads, dvds, earl grey tea, ellis peters, equally large boa, extensions, fake hair, falls, fantasy fiction, giant butterflies, h beam piper, hair, hair dye, hair extentions, iain banks, intelligent conversation, jennifer crusie, jewelled dragonflies, juliet e. mckenna, knitting, lanzarote, loudon wainwright, movies, mystery fiction, mythology, neil gaiman, newfoundland, one o'they ford vans, one o'they sleepervans, oxford, pachabel, peach iced tea, pizza, pretty flowers, purple, reading, ribbons, satin roses, sbisson, science fiction, scotland, sf, sf&f, shells, silk, silk flowers, smoothies, stella gibbons, suzanne vega, the closer, the ft, the guardian, the west wing, tom lehrer, west wing, writing, yarn dreads
- Bio
- As a freelance computer journalist and old-time member of alt.callahans, I'm used to talking about myself in the third person, but this time I won't. I share two cats with my husband Simon Bisson in leafy South London, in a house too-full of books. I've worked on various UK computer magazines, at AOL UK and done science fiction journalism too, as well as perpetrating a couple of SF conventions with Simon; I write for a wide range of titles and edit IT Expert magazine too. I'm an optimist, a cynic and a perpetual semi-outsider who finds everything interesting.
