The Art of Browsing
“Is it possible that book browsing is already strange and unusual enough to be considered material for art?”
Claire Barliant on new art shows that focus on books: http://nyr.kr/Z7Jn5e
“Everyone agrees that the future of publishing is electronic, with words beamed to us instantaneously. But in that case, what will happen to all of the books beside the book—and the places that store them? When they’re gone, where will we randomly stumble on the knowledge we didn’t even know we wanted to know?”
Who knows? But wherever the stumble happens, I can already attest to not being about that life.
Such a true story.
The door to the future will open. Slowly. Unrelentingly. I am on the threshold. There is only this door and what is watching behind it. I am afraid. And I cannot call anyone for help.
I am afraid.
” The Woman Destroyed by Simone de BeauvoirThis slays me.
(Source: nicolascas)
Preach. Ain’t nobody got time for that fear-mongering.
In which Bizarro World rules apply.
Today’s discovery.
Stevie Nicks bathroom selfie, old school polaroid style
Because Stevie will always take better selfies than you.
(Source: goldduststevie)
Loved this conversation. A lot.
i like scandal i like huck i wish he was my boyfriend and i would comfort him so no more murdering
I’m crushin’ on a fictional bloodlust-ing defunct government assassin.
Talking Heads, Stop Making Sense
I will be dreaming about this tonight and forever.
Master of seduction.
(Source: arcticmankeys)
Soundtrack to a blizzard.
Writers’ Passports
Virginia Woolf, Truman Capote, F.Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce, Norman Mailer.
