Good Text in Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
I'm reading Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin. I'm enjoying it a lot. Here
Life on Mars & phones
From this week’s post on the blog Walk Notes:
I’m not sure there’s a more melancholy tune
Top of Mind | Derrida through Lacan-Miller
Hi there,
I sent out the most recent edition of my email ◉ Newsletter today, and in that text, I wrote
Anne Carson on links & lapses
From Immaculate Imperfection Anne Carson’s Unruly Art of Renewal, which is a review of Carson’s latest book, Wrong
“researchy”
Writing at disquiet, Marc Weidenbaum says:
Often my non-fiction reading is more piecemeal and “researchy” than straight-forward reading.
Me too.
Top of mind: Wednesday
28/2/24 | Storms, Doom-Music, Anne Carson, Rage, Grief, & Castration
Yesterday was a very warm day. As I was
Patti Smith
I became very interested in Patti Smith and whatever she is up to when I picked up her book M
Anne Carson on why we should read classics today
Here is an excerpt From Anne Carson/Antiquity, a collection edited by Laura Jansen.
This is Carson being quoted from
⌾ Recommendations | 4 Things
As we approach the end of the week, I'm sending out a list of things that I think
[Reading] Fassbinder Thousandsof Mirrors by Ian Penman
These are passages I highlighted in the book Fassbinder Thousandsof Mirrors by Ian Penman because I like them.
I don&