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Lire pour moi c’est comme un bon repas arrosé d’un bon vin, j’en ressors toujours heureuse, enivrée et nourrie de choses nouvelles. Un bon repas est toujours partagé avec convivialité.

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How can I say, let there be night how can I say any thing? You laugh, that I talk a lot, but no, my mouth dreams touching blank earth marking it for a running fire, a runway of sketches, without wings, words in sight. —Geoffrey H. Hartman, from “Words” Art Credit Ben Giles. Follow his Tumblr here.

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I rearranged some of my books.

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La Infinito, café-libros-arte, Madrid. La Infinito is a bookshop café serving ‘long moments and nice chats’, afternoon readings, and wifi sessions, without making its customers worry that the waiter would remove the glasses from the table by the time they finish eating. Open from dawn to midnight, La Infinito serves breakfast with their completely original menu, in which all options are named after artists (e.g. name of juices are poets, musicians are shakes.) La Infinito is also a space open to all kinds of cultural events. There are two shelves loaded with books and essays about poetry and theater, copies of literary works which are available for selling and sharing, and a small stage available to artists who want to present interesting projects like poetry readings. There’s surely not a place for literature like La Infinito. (Photo by James Madden)

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Ole Lukoje by ~CG-Warrior

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