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i know how to read thank you, it's because i haven't liked the books

haven't been able to get into anything lately now this week i had to give up on 100 years of solitude by Garcia Marques and Sexus by Henry Miller maybe it's time to have a crack at Pynchon finally. it's that or Tolstoi i think

i was born in 94 but the way i normally see the 90s is being permeated by the idea of facades and illusions. how it's organizing dictum of taste was being 'initiated, in on it, wise to it' or otherwise stripped of illusions including romantic or religious ones. how hip hop and electronic music...

i find great peace and acceptance in it. lets me hover down the street in a buddhist state.

you don't have the elegance of mind to accomodate the curves and nuances of art, that's why you only like rough angular black and white sawtooth harmonies.

AR KANE

chico barque - construcao

A few Brazilian ones here as well from Woebot Edu Lobo Missa Breve is an enigma of an album, one that i'll be forever grateful for

interested to see how this will unfold https://erikhoel.substack.com/p/now-that-scientists-can-manipulate As an example, consider the collaboration between Coors beer and Harvard sleep scientist Deirdre Barrett, who has been on a media whirlwind after her project to track pandemic dreams (I am...

what do you brits think of this?

hey woops, how are you?

many years ago I was in a forgiving mood and decided to give this a chance. i have not since let anything of this genre through the door, but it has grown beautifully in my world, with regular waterings, care and attention, into a dear dear thing that i wouldn't part with for anything

he asked for one but then luke told him to close his eyes for two seconds and when he opened them luke had vanished leaving only a puff of smoke

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is this the same guy as constant escape?

do you remember the poem?

that is incredible

The thing I like about him is his unselfconscious romantic curiosity, which I only find tolerable in the documentaries when it's applied to something actual, tethered to some real world thing. Couldn't get past 15 minutes of Fitzcarraldo.

Have you (or anyone else) read A Guide For The Perplexed by Paul Cronin? I asked my friend who is a documentarist if film school was worth it and he said he had learned more from just reading this. That and David Mamet's 'On Directing Film' which I read the other day and would warmly recommend...