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Category Archives: Writing
Two Travelers
Like millions of Leonard Cohen fans around the world I have been mourning the passing of the legendary poet, singer, songwriter, and novelist. We can only console ourselves with the extraordinary body of work that he has left us. The … Continue reading
What Goes Well With A Dry White
Italian winery Matteo Correggia has teamed up with designers Reverse Innovation to add short stories to wine bottles. This new line of wine is called Librottiglia. Each bottle of wine in the collection is paired with a short story that is … Continue reading
Halloween Reads
h/t to Guillermo del Toro for his reading list.
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged Edger Allan Poe, H. P. Lovecraft, Mary Shelley, Ray Russell
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We Who Are About To…
Last month, Penguin’s science fiction imprint, Penguin Worlds, republished a series of important sci-fi titles with radically redesigned covers. Here’s a sample:
Posted in Art, Books, Writing
Tagged Book design, E.Nesbit, Joanna Russ, John Christopher, Penguin, Sci-Fi
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I am curious yellow
I recently had a scintillating conversation about pencils with two artists. I only wish that I had seen this neat video beforehand so that I could have contributed some pithy pencil trivia.
Dispensing Culture
Distriboto is a brilliant project in Montreal that re-purposes old cigarette vending machines to dispense comic books, zines, poetry, stories, mini-CDs, pins,and assorted original artworks. Collaborating with more than 1,000 local artists and writers, the project loads old vending machines with … Continue reading
Free Books For Life
One of my all-time favorite London bookshops, Heywood Hill in the heart of Mayfair, is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year. To mark the occasion, the purveyor of antiquarian, rare, secondhand, and new books has launched “the worlds first major … Continue reading
The End of the Novel
h/t Tom Gauld
