Cabinet of Dr Caligari?

Been a fan since I read Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead in college…many years ago.

TBF, it took me awhile to migrate to the Behmor drum roaster ($). Started with a series of of hot air roasters, but eventually I needed something that would be able to keep ahead of consumption. Exclusively #sweetmarias green beans. An AeroPress for a single bold cup; or Techivorm drip coffee maker.

I use a Behmor drum roaster. 35min to roast a pound. 1 day of rest. If you want to dabble to see if you like it I’d suggest this starter set: www.sweetmarias.com/poppo-air-po...

Sumatran Dry Process Ribang Gayo from Sweet Maria’s that I home roasted 24 hours ago. Fresh and rich.

This one is pretty special.

Some wide variety in his work, from expose’ (The Family) to uniquely immersive political journalism (The Undertow) to my favorite: what I can only describe as a kind of memoir that simultaneously tries to give voice to those who are suffering (This Brilliant Darkness).

Agree completely. I missed that nuance in your comment. BTW that book was a watershed moment for me, it’s footnotes for instance pointing me to @jeffsharlet.bsky.social‘s work.

“Night Train - Bruce Cockburn
“If A Tree Falls” - Bruce Cockburn
“Grim Travelers” - Bruce Cockburn
“Lovers in a Dangerous Time” - Bruce Cockburn
“You Pay You Money and You Take Your Chance” - Bruce Cockburn

True - But since it’s 2025, it’s good to have this new statistical information!

If one wants substantial and still beautiful, immersive journalism, they can get it by reading @jeffsharlet.bsky.social rather than nuzzi’s tripe. And, yes, I really enjoyed your editor’s notes to her book excerpt.

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Nice photos - reminds me of my first car, a beautiful metallic blue-green 4-door 1965 Buick Skylark. A true highway cruiser.