Collection: Journals (variety), vol. 2
Explaining the obvious: I fill notebooks of poetry, notes and musings (as well as scrapjournals which contain paper ephemera) and […]
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Explaining the obvious: I fill notebooks of poetry, notes and musings (as well as scrapjournals which contain paper ephemera) and […]
Collection: Journals (variety), vol. 2 Read Post »
Explaining the obvious: I fill notebooks of poetry, notes and musings (as well as scrapjournals which contain paper ephemera) and
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32 postal dispatches heading out into disparate directions today. Each featuring a somewhat unique missive, likely sorta illegible, inky stamped,
Post’d: 32 Postal dispatches (Karapatiya) Read Post »
✔ outstanding hat ✔ insta camera ✔ fountain pen ✔ Tintin notebook ✔ (not pictured) matcha latte = fine #poetry
Poetry session supplies… Read Post »
Not too many mixed0media masters creating ephemera-laden epistolary literature weaving intriguingly mysterious relationships, international time shifting, plus pop-up books, tarot
Mementos: Authour Nick Bantock (of Griffin & Sabine etc fame) Read Post »
I knew I was completely in love with her the night she made the bean soup. Fourteen kinds of beans
Destined Like A Great Idea Read Post »
Neil Gaiman’s 8 Rules of Writing “Perfection is like chasing the horizon. Keep moving.” In the winter of 2010, inspired
Neil Gaiman’s 8 Rules of Writing Read Post »
Work Alone: Ernest Hemingway’s 1954 Nobel Acceptance Speech “One can never be alone enough to write,” Susan Sontag observed. Solitude, in
Work Alone: Ernest Hemingway’s 1954 Nobel Acceptance Speech Read Post »
Via Nobel Prize.org: Ergo: In the wake of Gabriel García Márquez’s death, wisdom from his 1982 Nobel Prize acceptance speech. Complemented with
In the wake of Gabriel García Márquez’s death,… Read Post »
Check Gabriel García Márquez (March 6, 1927 – April 17, 2014) in this altogether excellent 1981 Paris Review interview, a fine manifestation
Gabriel García Márquez in The Paris Review Read Post »
In 1974, the University of Georgia school of law hosted “Law Day.” Distinguished journalist/writer Hunter S. Thompson shares his perspective
Hunter S. Thompson shares his perspective of President Jimmy Carter Read Post »
Author Hunter S. Thompson left a spirited voicemail for the AV company that installed his home theater. This classic NSFW
Author Hunter S. Thompson left a spirited voicemail for the AV company Read Post »