Background
Carla Sinclair was born on August 15, 1964, in Hollywood, Alabama, United States.
(This is a full-color treasury of brain candy, eyeball kic...)
This is a full-color treasury of brain candy, eyeball kicks, and reality hacking projects, with tips on everything from joyriding on the information superhighway to running your car on kitchen grease.
https://www.amazon.com/Happy-Mutant-Handbook-Carla-Sinclair/dp/1573225029/?tag=2022091-20
1995
(The volume offers women advice on exploring the Internet,...)
The volume offers women advice on exploring the Internet, describes sites dealing with sex, erotica, health, fashion, and entertainment, and discusses the World Wide Web.
https://www.amazon.com/Net-Chick-Smart-Girl-Guide-Wired/dp/0805043934/?tag=2022091-20
1996
(A literary fantasy about love, music and sorcery, set aga...)
A literary fantasy about love, music and sorcery, set against the background of Mexico City.
https://www.amazon.com/Signal-Noise-Silvia-Moreno-Garcia/dp/1781082995/?tag=2022091-20
1997
(The book contains full-color photographs, simple instruct...)
The book contains full-color photographs, simple instructions, and helpful line drawings that provide all the hair how-to girls need to create more than 20 fun and fresh styles.
https://www.amazon.com/Braid-Crazy-Simple-Steps-Daring/dp/0811836029/?tag=2022091-20
2001
Carla Sinclair was born on August 15, 1964, in Hollywood, Alabama, United States.
The start of Carla Sinclair’s career can be counted from 1988 when she created Boing Boing, a zany print ‘zine’ now available only online. Since then, Sinclair has contributed to publications, such as Wired and Craft magazine, and edited, with her husband and Gareth Branwyn, The Happy Mutant Handbook. Sinclair’s conviction that the Internet is not just for the old boys of the online world led her to write ‘Net Chick: A Smart-Girl Guide to the Wired World’ in 1996. She wished to dispel the myth of males as the only users of the Internet.
Sinclair has wound her way across the World Wide Web and has covered everything from cyberpunk, virtual reality, smart drugs, and chaos theory to cyberpeople, places, and subcultures while editing pieces for Boing Boing and for other media.
(This is a full-color treasury of brain candy, eyeball kic...)
1995(The book contains full-color photographs, simple instruct...)
2001(The volume offers women advice on exploring the Internet,...)
1996(A literary fantasy about love, music and sorcery, set aga...)
1997Quotations: "Women who are happy and healthy with the choices they’ve made – whether it’s working full time, being a stay-at-home mom, balancing motherhood and a career, or some other combination – are inspirational to me. In this busy task-oriented culture that we live in, it’s easy to be thrown off balance, and I’m always grateful and inspired by other women who are doing what they love with strength and happiness. And I do notice that these women always seem to be organized, focused, and have healthy habits that they follow."
Carla Sinclair is married to a blogger, illustrator, and journalist Mark Frauenfelder. They have two young daughters.
