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I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I’ll go to it laughing.
It’s all fun and games until your four-year-old reveals the face of her imaginary friend.
Little poems everywhere, in Wittgenstein, for those with eyes to see
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in the mornings you can feel the anxiety machine starting up
Alright, it’s got a cover and a pub date and can be yours for four interest-free payments of $4.75 via Klarna, for some reason! www.mcnallyeditions.com/books/p/elis...
There’s a guy running for city council here on the slogan: “Empathy with restraint.”
Niche request, I know, but I’d be grateful for any info on the best Francophone bookstores, used and new, in Montreal . . . particularly shops with good film sections . . .
Vermont / New Hampshire
Oh man, July’s almost over, better get started on lesson planning so that I’m 100% prepared for my first day of classes at the
It’s in this volume of selected poems, from 1993! (I really like the printed boards.)
Whoever’s kid did this to my copy of Nicanor Parra was channeling Caspar David Friedrich
Mourning Fanny Howe this afternoon—please go read Night Philosophy, and One Crossed Out, and The Needle’s Eye, and everything, everything.
I of course recommend people buy all Fanny Howe they can get their hands on, chiefly through the vital work of Nightboat, but also this beautiful book out with Divider.
Just noticed that on the world map above the door to Harvard’s Yenching Library / East Asian Civilizations building, East Asia is basically invisible. What Could This Possibly Mean. www.nytimes.com/2025/07/07/u...
There’s your problem right there
Mods are asleep, post rare Barthelmes
I felt an immediate and shattering sense of remorse for having extracted them from their ageless sleep. Back to your niche, little artifacts.
Found in a stair-hole at the Harvard Natural History Museum: vintage apple juice & camera flash. Surely I’m not the first visitor to have been tall and/or bored enough to shove his whole forearm beneath this particular riser since the early 1970s?