February 2012
14 posts
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Making of “Bottle” (in 1 minute) (by Kirsten Lepore)
Feb 17th
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Sine Qua Non
Your absence, father, is nothing. It is nought— The factor by which nothing will multiply, The gap of a dropped stitch, the needle’s eye Weeping its black thread. It is the spot Blindly spreading behind the looking glass, It is the startled silences that come When the refrigerator stops its hum, And crickets pause to let the winter pass. Your absence, father, is nothing—for it is Omega’s...
Feb 14th
Feb 6th
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Feb 6th
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Feb 6th
The Song in the Dream
The song itself had hinges. The clasp on the eighteenth-century Bible had hinges, which creaked; when you released the catch, the book would sigh and expand. The song was of two wholes joined by hinges, and I was worried about the joining, the spaces in between the joints, the weight of each side straining them. —Saskia Hamilton
Feb 6th
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Feb 6th
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“I tell them, “I write this shit for you!” But a lot of writers won’t admit to...”
– Sherman Alexie in conversation with Neko Case (via gwendabond)
Feb 4th
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The Storytellers of Empire — www.guernicamag.com —... →
Feb 3rd
Tony Kushner
The whole point of citizenship, that second vocation incumbent upon all of us, upon all people fortunate enough to be enfranchised, or semi-, demi- or quasi-enfranchised, upon all of us who are fortunate enough to live our lives in a still-functioning, if extremely imperfectly functioning, democracy, in which the notion of citizen, the word “citizen,” still has meaning, power and value—the whole...
Feb 1st