Moving house is hard. I'm still not sure where everything is.

However! We get back on schedule by catching up with some overdue links, including two sent by the Graveworm:

• Video iPod: An Improvement on H.G. Wells' 1899 Device?
• a man uses scrap cars to create abbey gargoyles.

Speaking of cars, the Drive Back in Time website, while not strictly Victorian, is a lovely homage to the vehicles of yesteryear. For true Victorian (or Neo-Victorian) wheeling of urchins, the Pramulator is all you could wish for.

Two links I've held onto for ages, waiting for the right time:

• Margaret Atwood, author of the Handmaid's Tale and more, has invented what she terms a remote autographing device. She calls it Unotchit ("you no touch it," she says it sounds like, "you notch it," I say it sounds like).
• EPIC, a short movie of sorts, imagines the future of communication.

An assortment of retro phones finishes out today's post. You can choose from several versions by Mockia or try to construct your own Port-O-Rotary as seen on SparkFun.

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