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Category Archives: Animation
Surf’s Up
This awesome animated film follows a neglected little bookmark on a wild surfing adventure when it’s unexpected liberated one day. “Much better Now” is a wonderfully visually entertaining film created by Phillip Comarella and Simon Griesser from Salon Alpin productions … Continue reading
Indie Bookstores Represent Everything You Want
“Barnes Kong is on a rampage! The simian chain bookstore monster could go on stomping on independent bookstores and kidnapping dead authors forever, but the fearsome Amazilla has other plans: He wants in on the action. As the two battle … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Books, Bookstore Tourism, ebooks, Libraries, USA, Writing
Tagged American Booksellers Association, Bookselling, E-book, Independent bookstore
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Ghosts of Pere Lachaise
Founded in 1804 in the countryside beyond the Paris city walls, the Cimetiére Pére-Lachaise is now Paris’ largest cemetery. Verdant, hilly, with meandering paths between thousands of sepulchral tombs and monuments this vast city of the dead is one of … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Europe, Film, History, Tourism
Tagged Gertrude Stein, Jim Morrison, Marcel Proust, Oscar Wilde, Paris
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A Short History of America
In 1979, R Crumb created A Short History of America depicting the growth of the United States from pastoral wilderness to urban decay. The cartoon was originally published in a Whole Earth Catalog offshoot called the CoEvolution Quarterly. Years later, … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, History, movies
Tagged CoEvolution Quarterly, R.Crumb, Robert Crumb, Terry Zwigoff, Whole Earth Catalog
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Rome Reborn
I was recently searching for some information on the astonishing Roman aqueduct in Segovia, Spain when I stumbled on this stunning digital animation exploring Rome in 320 A.D.. If you’ve every visited The Eternal City, or dreamed of going there, … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Architecture, Art, Europe, Film, History, Tourism
Tagged Eternal City, Roman Empire, Rome, Rome Reborn, Segovia
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