Sometimes it feels so nice to have a reminder that you are not the only writer who procrastinates. Right now I am balancing two Research Assistant jobs, my thesis writing/researching, household chores and errands, and planning my upcoming nuptials (we’ve decided to have a winter wedding!) - because I’m CRAZY. I am in the habit [...]
Everyone has one, I think. A work of art that draws them in, inexplicably - one they feel deeply connected to without understanding why.
Maika,
Christian Schad
I remember first coming across this painting in an art book, I can’t recall which. While on one page they showed an image of the painting, in another they showed a [...]
Compiled by a blogger at the LA Times, this is a very interesting list of 61 top recommended postmodern reads, deemed postmodern based on having one or more set characteristics:
Author is a character
Self-contradicting plot
disrupts/plays with form
comments on its own bookishness
plays with language
includes fictional artifacts, like letters
blurs reality and fiction
includes historical falsehoods
overtly references other fictional works
more [...]
I find photographer Phil Sharp’s flickr set of New York photographs utterly refreshing. The details, the angles, the lighting, oh all of it.
Adrian Bach, untitled
isn’t this beautiful? transforms a playground into an island, a place of refuge from the flood. can’t seem to find any more on this artist but an intriguing image.
Delightfully silly - yet on one level practical (prevents floor scuffing) - these chair socks designed by Chris&Ruby made me laugh. (via)
This Canada day was extra special for me, since my partner of over seven years proposed - under a dark sky ablaze with fireworks. What a lovely surprise! It all feels exhilarating and just right. Anyway, just thought I would share the special news. Now we just have to find a way to have a [...]
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