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Chatting with John Warner about the state of literary magazines, freelancing, Substack, and vanishing writing careers.
100% organic GMO-free dog shit. – Beeple I loved this song from the first time I heard it in the mid-1980s, so there was no way I was not going to use it as Coe’s sendoff. The links above it were provided by Kevin Wilson (x2); Jesse...
My first film photography - Zenit TTL
Another Elite Panic track assembled from bits of TikTok
Robbie Whelan and Rolfe Winkler, reporting for The Wall Street Journal (Apple News+): Apple and Intel have reached a preliminary agreement for Intel to manufacture some of the chips that power Apple devices, according to people familiar...
The tenth and final story in my new collection Thin Places in Hard Concrete is about what might happen if time froze around you for just a few seconds, leaving you out of sync with the world. Here’s a bit from the opening which takes...
A lovely warm sunny day. Did all the usual jobs and did some hoeing all the afternoon. No cars in to wash. Alf Watts paid a visit. Boilers off all day.
Every week, I share something I learned in the previous seven days - This week I learned about neanderthal fat factories.
The Louvre may be the most famous museum in the world, with thousands of visitors every day,, but on Tuesdays it is closed to the public. However, this group of kindergarteners managed to break in and steal lots of treasures… no, not...
View on the Mont Aiguille from the Grand Brisou in the Vercors Massif of France. Not a bad sight for our first day here!
John Wyver writes: I am in Provence, deep in the Luberon, which makes me appreciate all the more the wondrous Cezanne above, Hillside in Provence, about 1890-2, hanging in the National Gallery in London. Everywhere I look there are views...