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jenks replied to the thread The Wolfman. -
jenks replied to the thread the hideousness of contemporary record artwork.I was talking to someone about this. He was saying that record companies now want cover art to something identifiable as a thumbnail -...
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Gus is guna do a post about how these are the best faces we've ever had, better than Botticelli's Venus
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jenks replied to the thread Everyone else's less wonderful poetry thread.Perec: Un Homme Qui Dort You are only occasionally fascinated by an insect, a stone, a fallen leaf, a tree: sometimes you spend hours...
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jenks reacted to Benny Bunter's post in the thread Everyone else's less wonderful poetry thread with
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My first poem. Inspired by Larry Eigner and Jorge Guillen. A correr por el aire, Por el agua Que pide pies Corrientes. Te sostiene La... -
I watched this again recently. Brilliant how the costume comes together, plus the whole thing being a performance long before he gets...
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In the car: Blood Meridian* C. McCarthy Next to my couch: Bitter Witness by Linda McGreevy. In the bathroom: The Man Who Knew Too Much...
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jenks replied to the thread The Grateful Thread.Not listened to this but thought it might appeal to the few regular Dead posters here
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Really enjoying the 11/11/73 Dark Star>Eyes today.
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jenks replied to the thread has anyone ever written a good phone novel.Not a novel but a non fiction account of her commute - all written on her iphone notes app https://www.laurenelkin.com/9192
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jenks replied to the thread what are you reading now?.
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jenks replied to the thread what are you reading now?.British publisher of four Nobel winners. Brings lots of translated writing to a wider audience and is generally thought to be a force...
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I've just finished reading: Olga Tokarczuk's "The Empusium: A Health Resort Horror Story" this was amazing - if I was Werner Herzog in...
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It can be quite draining, yeah. I just try to read the stuff I reckon I'll find interesting. I think if you were to spend your life...
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The popularity of audiobooks is clearly in part due to them being more easily slotted into the pursuit of 'productivity' that's captured...
