And, loss after loss after loss, the war goes on.
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Xuebing Du
Show & Tell

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Sade Olutola
Not today Justin
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
DEAR READER
YOU ARE THE REASON
Mike Driver

Love Begins

Janaina Medeiros

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Three Goblin Art
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And, loss after loss after loss, the war goes on.
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The Natural History of Vacant Lots (University of California Press, 1987)
One of my all-time favorite books
logged into Tumblr for the first time in years and it’s already worth it
1981
Billion Dollar Brain | Ken Russell | 1967
I’ve always believed Carroll’s Alice and Chandler’s Marlowe had a certain odd kinship: both wander as semi-involuntary moralists through collapsed games and ruined hierarchies, the only witnesses capable of crossing every boundary and collecting every account, and condemned therefore to conduct a kind of allegorical triage operation, to try to set the pieces right on the board.
Jonathan Lethem (via theinsectworld)
Food Fun Shops
Forever People #4 (1971)
Writer and Artist: Jack Kirby
A highly regarded show, with Neil Hagerty and Emmet Matheson by Zonk
hi tumblr, it’s been a while, but check it out, it’s the podcast I do with Neil Hagerty. It’s available on a few different platforms, including Youtube and Google Play. I hope you like it, it’s a lot of fun to make.
1993
soft touch (c1960s ed.)
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Es cierto que, a veces los sueños producen pesadillas, pero no soñar produce idiotas.
Paco Ignacio Taibo II (via littrature)
Translation: It is true that sometimes dreams produce nightmares, but not dreaming produces idiots.