Another instance of Lindsay-spotting: China Miéville mentions Lindsay's most famous work in the title story of his 2005 collection, Looking for Jake and Other Stories. Reminiscing about his friendship with Jake, now lost in a post-apocalyptic London, the narrator mentions a bookshop where:

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17 February 2010 — Scenes from Arcturus by David Kanaga

20 December 2009 — The Sussex Centre for Folklore, Fairy Tales and Fantasy

23 March 2009 — Audio reading of A Voyage to Arcturus

18 February 2009 — Monsieur de Mailly released by Resonance BookWorks

31 January 2009 — Devil's Tor & Nightspore on Tormance from Resonance BookWorks

23 January 2009 — A Voyage to Arcturus in The Guardian's list of 1000 Novels Everyone Must Read

5 October 2008 — Alexander Crawford in Wormwood #11

20 September 2008 — Surtur included in the Daily Telegraph's list of literature's 50 greatest villains

31 August 2008 — Philip Pullman includes A Voyage to Arcturus in his "Writer's Table"

11 August 2008 — Paul di Filippo's Cornucopia "is a tribute to... David Lindsay"

17 May 2008 — Markings magazine tribute to J B Pick

10 February 2008 — Voyage to Arcturus as a (robot) audio book

27 January 2008 — Gary K Wolfe's book on Lindsay reissued

26 October 2007 — Article on David Lindsay in latest Wormwood

22 July 2007 — Necronomipod podcast review of A Voyage to Arcturus

21 June 2007 — Paupers' Press announce E. H. Visiak: Writer and Mystic by Anthony Harrison-Barbet

15 April 2007 — Arcturus first edition on eBay

25 March 2007 — Mention by China Mieville

7 March 2007 — The Life & Works of David Lindsay republished

13 February 2007 — Brief Devil's Tor article in Fantasy & Science Fiction magazine

22 January 2007 — Sellin's book, cover up on Amazon

14 January 2007 — Sellin's book delayed

31 December 2006 — Shrowk spotted

1 December 2006 — The Life and Works of David Lindsay by Bernard Sellin to be republished