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Audrey Bialke, Under Ever-Changing Skies
speculative fiction book about living in an environment like this
in iwtv there are 2 layers going on: louis' flashbacks, biased and crystallized, & a more objective reality in dubai where daniel, the stand-in for the viewer, goes back & forth with him. i don't understand why this format was thrown out in tvl, where we are listening to a narration of a documentary of flashbacks, where literally anything can be hand waved away as "well this is all subjective to lestat"! there is nothing in this story to hold onto, to trust!
Permindar Kaur
You & Me, 1997
Polar fleece
52 pairs of figure
typa meds I’m on
i want to live 3 full lives from baby to old as a man & woman & neither & hrt is the closest approximate to that & its not perfect & i grieve what i lose & i rejoice what i gain but really i want to live in 4D & experience the past present future all at once
René Magritte
The Dream of the Androgyne (1945)
vintage Italian "Fazzoletto" (handkerchief) low table from the late 1970s or early 1980s.
Bowl with Face, Mississippian, Missouri, United States,
11th–14th century,
Ceramic, H. 4 in. x diam. 6 3/8 in. (10.2 x 16.2 cm)
Courtesy: Metropolitan Museum
by shannon finnegan
miffy!
where would we be without them
John O'Brien for NEW YORKER magazine, 1991.