Columns of Creation.

Unexpected Storytelling

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The Last Days of Disco

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L’Aviation

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Alexandre Dumas

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Fail Whale

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Pale Blue Dot

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Books that don’t get around

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Balancing Act by The Little People Project Benefits South African Kids Affected by HIV/AIDS

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Beauty is Everywhere

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Nothing

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What we’re reading

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Telescope Art Print by DKNG Studios

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Ad agencies think everyone’s as stupid as they are.

JR (via magnificentruin)

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‘The Wire’ As a Victorian Novel

Most people know The Wire as the HBO police drama set in Baltimore—an intricate five-season exploration of the brokenness of the inner-city’s war on drugs, education system, politics, and policing, and one of the most lauded television shows of all time. Fewer people know that it was originally a Victorian serial by the almost forgotten writer H.B. Ogden. Such, at least, was the claim of Sean Michael Robinson and Joy DeLyria, who wrote Down in the Hole: the unWired World of H.B. Ogden. They accompanied their text with drawings (by Robinson) from the original Wire, including a striking depiction of Omar Little walking down a London street as urchins scatter around him.

Read more. [Image: powerHouse Books]

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The little engine that could

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Things That Blew Your Mind When You Were A Kid

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Neil Armstrong: A giant among men. (x)