March 3, 2013
slaughterhouse90210: “Within the souls of the awkward and the overlooked often burns something radiant.”― Jo Ann Beard, In Zanesville

slaughterhouse90210:

“Within the souls of the awkward and the overlooked often burns something radiant.”
― Jo Ann Beard, In Zanesville

12:33pm  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Z8blPwfQQIEu
(Notes: 1,067)
  
Filed under: freaks and geeks bill haverchuck lit 
January 10, 2013
theparisreview: One way or another, we’re all running away from Foucault. In this distressing online game, you can actually run away from Foucault with your fingertips, rather than by merely existing in society. It’s scary, all but impossible, and totally futile. Well, of course; that’s the whole point. But who, apart from some people I know back at my upstate New York small, progressive, liberal-arts college, would actually play it? Real life is punishment enough.

theparisreview:

One way or another, we’re all running away from Foucault. In this distressing online game, you can actually run away from Foucault with your fingertips, rather than by merely existing in society. It’s scary, all but impossible, and totally futile. Well, of course; that’s the whole point. But who, apart from some people I know back at my upstate New York small, progressive, liberal-arts college, would actually play it? Real life is punishment enough.

5:22pm  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Z8blPwbSG2RD
(Notes: 325)
  
Filed under: Lit games philosophy foucault theory 
December 17, 2012

(Source: myjetpack)

12:23pm  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Z8blPwZYDJJo
(Notes: 3,570)
  
Filed under: Lit a parable for our times 
July 16, 2012

theparisreview:

Maurice Sendak’s unreleased drawings.

(Source: The Atlantic)

8:16pm  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Z8blPwPVIW9b
(Notes: 80)
  
Filed under: Lit illustrations maurice sendak where the wild things are 
July 6, 2012

emdevhar:

Objects Reading Books

Marc Johns

(via theparisreview)

11:48am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Z8blPwOpRDS5
(Notes: 1,944)
  
Filed under: lit objects reading books books 
June 26, 2012
theparisreview: Great book cover designs: Walter Benjamin’s The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, designed by David Pearson.

theparisreview:

Great book cover designs: Walter Benjamin’s The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, designed by David Pearson.

10:09am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Z8blPwO9Kvz1
(Notes: 85)
  
Filed under: Lit great book covers judge a book by its cover walter benjamin david pearson penguin the work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction 
June 15, 2012
theparisreview: “In a dream everything is pregnant with a dreadful and unfinished meaning, nothing is indifferent, everything reaches us more deeply, more intimately than the most heated passion of the day. This is the lesson: an artist cannot be restricted to day, he has to reach the night life of humanity and seek its myths and symbols.” —Witold Gombrowicz, excerpt from Diary

theparisreview:

“In a dream everything is pregnant with a dreadful and unfinished meaning, nothing is indifferent, everything reaches us more deeply, more intimately than the most heated passion of the day. This is the lesson: an artist cannot be restricted to day, he has to reach the night life of humanity and seek its myths and symbols.”

—Witold Gombrowicz, excerpt from Diary

11:18am  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Z8blPwNRjVe3
(Notes: 139)
  
Filed under: witold gombrowicz excerpt paris review lit 
June 12, 2012

theparisreview:

Sylvia Plath’s sketches: The delicacy and precision of her execution will come as no surprise to fans of Plath’s writing; her mastery of the medium may.

3:15pm  |   URL: http://tmblr.co/Z8blPwNGEcX6
(Notes: 1,396)
  
Filed under: Lit paris review sylvia plath sketch drawing art 
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