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Category Archives: Writing
It was a bright cold day in April…
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged Agatha Christie, C.S.Lewis, Douglas Adams, J.K. Rowling, S.E.Hinton
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Vintage Futures
Vintage has just republished a fantastic set of dystopian and futuristic paperback fiction in a series titles “Vintage Futures”. Each of the books includes an attached sheet of acetate that can be used to “animate” the cover image. The … Continue reading
Only The Classics
Posted in Art, Books, Writing
Tagged Dante, Ernest Hemingway, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Moby-Dick
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Reading Project
For the past year or so, stacks of books have been appearing around New York City with attached notes which read: “Take a book. Any book. Email the artist when you’ve finished it.” The mystery man behind The Reading Project … Continue reading
I am waiting for a rebirth of wonder
Happy Poetry Day
Posted in USA, Writing
Tagged City Lights Books, Lawrence Ferlingetti, Poetry, San Francisco, UNESCO
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Objects That Changed The World
Cambridge University Library is celebrating its 600th anniversary this year with a physical and online exhibition called “Lines of Thought: Discoveries That Changed the World”. The historic library has grown from a small collection of manuscripts kept in a wooden … Continue reading
Posted in Books, ebooks, Europe, History, Libraries, Museums, Writing
Tagged Cambridge, Cambridge University, England, Exhibitions, Great Britain
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Poetry in Action
UNESCO has declared that Monday March 21, 2016 is World Poetry Day. To commemorate the event, more than 1,000 coffeehouses around the world will offer customers a chance to purchase the beverage of their choice with a poem. The video … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Restaurants, Writing
Tagged Coffee, National Poetry Day, Poetry, UNESCO, Vienna
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Visit the Mountains of Madness
I started reading H.P. Lovecraft when I was about 12 years old and finally stopped when the nightmares became to frequent. Of course I went back to the master of the macabre as an adult, but Lovecraft still scares the … Continue reading
