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Category Archives: Writing
Reading Is Magic
This sweet stop-motion video created by unPop Studio captures the magic of reading in a delightful tribute to J K Rowling.
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Tech, Writing
Tagged Harry Potter, Hogwarts, J.K. Rowling
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Books on the L
In order to encourage users of their system to read more, the Chicago Transit Authority will be leaving books in train cars from October 12 to 18. Riders will be able to choose from a selection of fiction and non-fiction … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Public Transport, USA, Writing
Tagged Chicago, Chicago Transit Authority
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At The Bookbinders
The folks from the London Review Bookshop paid a visit to London’s Shepherds Bookbinders to observe the creation of a limited special edition of Tom McCarthy’s novel Satin Island.
Posted in Books, Europe, Tech, Writing
Tagged Bookbinding, Printing, Publishing, Satin Island, Tom McCarthy
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Ban This Book
Posted in Animation, Books, Libraries, USA, Writing
Tagged Banned Books Week, censorship, USA
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Literary Cartography
The Map of Literature is featured in a terrific new book just released by Penguin. Vargic’s Miscellany of Curious Maps: Mapping Out the Modern World is the work of a precocious 17-year-old cartographic genius from Slovakia named Martin Vargic. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Maps, Tech, Writing
Tagged Cartography, Literature, Mapping
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Defend Your Freedom To Read
Held during the last week of September each year, Banned Books Week celebrates the freedom to read and raises awareness about the ongoing threats of censorship in the United States. Banned Books Week brings together the entire book community—readers, authors, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Freedom of Speech, USA, Writing
Tagged ALA, Animal Farm, Banned Books Week, Lord of the Flies, Slaughterhouse Five
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Weeping Angels
Cimetière Père-Lachaise is on everyone’s top ten lists of Paris attractions. Tourist flock to see the stunning funereal architecture, while art and music lovers make solemn pilgrimages to the graves of Chopin, Bizet, Piaf, Proust, Balzac, Delacroix, Oscar Wilde, and … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Film, Music, Theater, Tourism, Writing
Tagged 20th Arrondissement, Paris, Sarah Bernhardt, Seurat
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Prove Them All Wrong
The Los Angeles-based screen writer and street artist known as WRDSMTH has been dropping thought-provoking pieces all around Melbourne, Australia. The well crafted works combine stenciled typewriters with cleverly worded paste-up.
Posted in Art, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Australia, Graffiti, Melbourne, Street Art
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Literary gifs
Santiago, Chile-based art director Javier Jensen has a whale of a time creating understated book cover gifs. Look closely.
Posted in Books, South America, Tech, Writing
Tagged Dr. Seuss, Herman Melville, Moby-Dick, The Great Gatsby
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City Reading
Since 2009, StadtLesen—or City Reading—has been bringing book-focused experiences each summer to select cities around Austria, Switzerland, Germany, and northern Italy. This year the project created a very neat reading lounge on historic Mozartplatz in the heart of Salzburg’s Altstadt. Residents … Continue reading
