Accurately-titled novels.
But romances are the “predictable” ones.
"Genre fiction"
Mike Driver

shark vs the universe

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Monterey Bay Aquarium
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

Love Begins
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KIROKAZE
Stranger Things
Xuebing Du
Three Goblin Art
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Accurately-titled novels.
But romances are the “predictable” ones.
"Genre fiction"
Such a talented and graceful pupper
Poetry in motion.
Dorothea Lange - Dust storm at this War Relocation Authority center where evacuees of Japanese ancestry are spending the duration, Manzanar, CA July 3 1942 Bob Owen - An American flag is set in the middle of the pathway, where Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson toured the new South Texas Family Residential Center, just outside Dilley, Texas. Detained immigrants that are currently being held in Artesia will begin arriving at the Dilley facility within the next two weeks. Monday, Dec. 15, 2014.
HHhH
HHhH by Laurent Binet (translated from the French by Sam Taylor)
A work of “historical fiction” that constantly questions, subverts and deconstructs itself, its genre and its author throughout. All I can say at the moment -- and this is an opportune moment for this book, given the resurgence of neo-Nazis and other white supremacists into the light of public attention, and we should all remind ourselves of as many of the details of what it is that the Nazis actually did -- is to read this book for a glimpse into one small portion of the evil of the Nazi regime and the attempt by a handful of more or less ordinarily brave people to strike out at one of the architects of one of that evil. A reminder that the perpetrators may have been monsters, but they were monsters of an all-too-human kind, and those who opposed them were also only human.
I think the interview [with Lou Reed] you mentioned was the same time I had walked him back across campus to his car. He was all leathered out. You know, he had his leather jacket on. We were walking across campus, and we passed a couple of students. I heard one say to the other, “Check this guy out. This guy thinks he’s Lou Reed.” I asked Lou if he heard that, and he said “Yeah.” We just laughed.
Chris Douridas, former host of KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic http://www.mydomaine.com/chris-douridas-interview
This weekend will be the fourth time Ian and I ride together in the BikeMS fundraising ride from Irvine to San Diego. Thanks for the support and well wishes!
If you'd like to join us in helping find a cure and supporting people with MS, you can donate online.
http://main.nationalmssociety.com/goto/michaelknepher http://main.nationalmssociety.com/goto/ianknepher
This gave me a flashback to riding with my feet strapped onto the pedals.
Yet the author of The Age of Anxiety and the author of The Gutenberg Galaxy turn out to have more in common than their conflict might suggest. Both in their 60s by the time of this discussion (“Thank God I can remember the world before World War I,” says the poet) and both 1930s converts to Catholicism…
Marshall McLuhan, W.H. Auden & Buckminster Fuller Debate the Virtues of Modern Technology & Media (1971) | Open Culture. That would be — what’s the word? — wrong. (via ayjay)
Catholic, Anglican… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
David Lynch, Shed Builder
STARLOG: Left to your own devices, what would you do when you’re not making a movie? LYNCH: I’m a shed builder. If I was just left alone, I would build sheds. I would plan them at Bob’s Big Boy Coffee Shop, and I would become very excited with these coffees and a chocolate shake. So, when I left Bob’s, I would be racing home with plans for a certain part of a shed, right? Then, I would find the right kind of wood and I would start cutting them up with my power saw, nailing it, fitting it and working it. And I would be almost in heaven with happiness. That is very nifty to me.
These stunning photographs of Hong Kong in the 1950s are captured beautifully by a teenager. Ho Fan who arrived from Shanghai in 1949. The streets, filled with vendors, coolies and rickshaw drivers, fascinated Ho. Taking pictures in a studio was the norm then, but the Ho was more interested in r
"Excuse me, but are you going to finish those fries?"
If you can’t get enough villains in your life through The Cursed Child, try out the Norton Critical Edition Periodic Table of Literary Villains to find your next favorite evildoer!
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…and here’s what things were like at the other end of the peloton today.
Also, will someone please tell iTV that it’s 2016?
[via iTV Sport]
Mark Cavendish is my training target for uphill riding.
“Ugh what is this I can’t even…”
Same