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[songsforgorgons]

‘I would get up at one or two a.m. and I would call every gay bar I had the number to from the 1940s. I wouldn’t say anything. I would just stay on the phone and listen to the sounds in the background. I would stay on until they hung up, and then I would call another one of my numbers, until I had called all the numbers I had … That phone. Those numbers. That was my lifeline … It meant there was a place somewhere — even if I couldn’t go there — that place was out there. I could hear it. Freedom.’ She called the bars two to three times a week like this — for fourteen years.

From an interview with Myrna Kurland in Baby, You Are My Religion: Women, Gay Bars, and Theology Before Stonewall, by Marie Cartier (2013). Myrna passed away in 2014, at age 86. A video of an additional part of her interview may be viewed here. (via debbyfriday)

[nyrbclassics]

Top: Joseph Cornell, Untitled (Pink Palace) ca. 1948, San Francisco MoMA Middle: Charles Simic, from Dime-Store Alchemy: The Art of Joseph Cornell Bottom: Still from Grand Budapest Hotel, opening March 7 in NYC and LA and March 14 elsewhere.

At his talk at the New York Public Library, Wes Anderson cited photochrom prints collection at the Library of Congress as inspiration for his hotel—but we couldn’t help but notice an uncanny resemblance between it and Joseph Cornell’s own “oneiric playhouse. A phantom palace in a forest of bare trees, hoar frost and night,” Pink Palace.

[therumpus]

I spent most of my twenties thinking if I could just move to the right place, I would be a different/better/more productive person. But wherever you go, there you are (as they say). I couldn’t escape myself. Who am I kidding? I’m still doing this…

The Rumpus Interview with Leigh Stein. (via therumpus)

[durgapolashi]

Basic August

Eileen Myles

[objetpunka-deactivated20130502]

A bunch of "Very Short Introduction" books on pdf

[criticalqueer-blog]

Anarchism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Antisemitism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Aristotle - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Barthes - A Very Short Indroduction.pdf Catholicism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Christian Art - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Clausewitz - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Communism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Consciousness - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Dada and Surrealism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Descartes - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Engels - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Ethics - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Existentialism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Fascism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Feminism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf German Literature - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Habermas - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Heidegger - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Ideology - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Islamic History - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Kafka - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Kierkegaard - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Machiavelli - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Neoliberalism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Philosophy of Law - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Philosophy of Science - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Plato - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Presocratic Philosophy - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Postmodernism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Poststructuralism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Rousseau - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Schopenhauer - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Sexuality - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Terrorism - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The Brain - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The French Revolution - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The History of Time - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The Marquis de Sade - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The Old Testament - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The Russian Revolution - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The Soviet Union - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The Spanish Civil War - A Very Short Introduction.pdf The United Nations - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Tragedy - A Very Short Introduction.pdf Wittgenstein - A Very Short Introduction.pdf

light summer reading. 

[mhc-asc]

We hear it’s National Girlfriends Day! We hope you have a lovely day with the girl you love, like these girls–even if the mistletoe they’re under is a bit out of season.

Pictured above is a portion of a page from a Brigham Hall photo album of the 1990-1991 school year, depicting scenes from a holiday party and accompanied by magazine clippings.

[postpunkindustrial]

Tom Tom Club ‎– Genius Of Love

[sisterreisaid]

[milk-honey-tea]

Helen in Smuggler (1966)

[coolpages]

We Are Robin #4 (DC Comics - November 2015)

Writer: Lee Bermejo Illustrators: James Harvey (Pencils/Inks) & Diana Egea (Inks)

[harveyjames-deactivated20190122]

Thank you, @coolpages. More uncredited dialogue by Alex Jaffe.

[delusionalgirlfriend]

~~~CINEMATIC PARALLELZ~~~

Shrek | Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson | 2001 Ex Machina | Alex Garland | 2015

[oreganosbaby]

Nostalgia. It’s delicate, but potent👌💪 Teddy told me that in Greek🇬🇷 “nostalgia” literally means the😢 pain from an old wound🤕 It’s a twinge in your heart💖😊 far more powerful😮💪🙌 than memory alone💭🖼🕑 This device isn’t a spaceship🚀🚫 it’s a time machine🕑 It goes backwards⬅ forwards➡ takes us to a place where we ache to go again🏖🏙✈↩ It’s not called the wheel🙅 It’s called the carousel🎪🐴✨ It lets us travel the way a child travels👦👧✈💫 Round and around, and back home again↩↩🏡 to a place where we know we are loved👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💞

[peowpress]

BEST BOOK… Harry potter is such a jerk.

[bmo-the-communist-blog]

Moving Beyond Organizing to “Seize Power” This also means that, like the Zapatistas, we need to refuse the history and traditions of left organizing that seek to “seize state power” and which claim the “leadership” of the working class. These forms of organizing end up replicating all the old shit – relations of hierarchy, command, top-down relations, forms of oppression, and of stifling grass roots and direct action initiatives and creativity. Instead we need to find ways to organize that facilitate and catalyze working class and oppressed people’s self-activity and their own power (“power to” as opposed to “power over,” to use John Holloway’s expression) and to facilitate the circulations of struggles to undercut and deconstruct the ‘power over’ of capital, bureaucratic and state relations, and various forms of oppression. These developments create new spaces for making actual the politics of revolution – but revolution no longer understood as the moment of insurrection, or of “seizing power” but as a long, and ongoing process of contestation and transformation in many different social sites and settings. It is not just capital and the state in a narrow sense that are the problem, but all forms of oppression and exploitation. An important part of the struggle involves a struggle against ourselves and for the transformation of ourselves since we are also implicated in capitalist relations and quite often relations of oppression (or “power over”).

The Politics of Revolution: Learning from Autonomist Marxism - Gary Kinsman (via bmo-the-communist)

[heykeeksarchived]

reassurance, doubt ✨ for more, follow my Instagram: heykeeks

[theartofanimation]

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[vardaagnes]

Some years back I had a happy ending in my grasp… but I let it slip away.

2046 | dir. Wong Kar Wai (2004)