I *think* I'm going to bring the new-ish Zadie Smith collection, a book about Handel, and How to Winter by Kari Leibowitz. But that might be too much nonfiction! I'd better find a novel too....
Fernando Pessoa, born June 13, 1888, in Lisbon. Had a shitload of heteronyms.
Someone asked me about you the other day, and I told them I used to go to your place and rifle through your sock drawer. What else. Oh! I had dinner last month in NY with someone who works for the Hearsts. She does zooms regularly w Patty!
The Spell of the Sensuous by David Abram. Initially I rolled my eyes at it a little bit (a sleight-of-hand magician hanging out with shamans, uh?), but damn, I'm actually loving the meditative writing on the more-than-human and other ways of knowing/sensing.
O’Connor, Collected works. Finding a new appreciation for her eye on the southern curse of Jim Crow. Fearless, with mythical symbolism and honest reflection, each story has rapt.
God I love her work. "Good Country People" is my longtime favorite, but more recently I discovered — read for the first time — "The Displaced Person" and "Enduring Chill" and "Revelation." Holy moly! All three knocked me sideways, for different reasons
I *think* I'm going to bring the new-ish Zadie Smith collection, a book about Handel, and How to Winter by Kari Leibowitz. But that might be too much nonfiction! I'd better find a novel too....
Dreams of Dreams and the Last Three Days of Fernando Pessoa, Antonio Tabucchi
Strange Houses, Uketsu
Tokyo Ueno Station, Miru Yu
Here One Moment, Liane Moriarty
The Tree Doctor, Marie Mutsuki Mockett
Hello !
Whoa!! What a list 😍
Miss you, man
Fernando Pessoa, born June 13, 1888, in Lisbon. Had a shitload of heteronyms.
Someone asked me about you the other day, and I told them I used to go to your place and rifle through your sock drawer. What else. Oh! I had dinner last month in NY with someone who works for the Hearsts. She does zooms regularly w Patty!
No way! Zooming with Patty Hearst
Just finished Tilt by Emma Pattee. Just started The Coldest City because I love the movie Atomic Blonde.
Coming Up Short by Robert Reich. Good book for the current time.
Oooh, good idea, I'm going to add that to my list
The Spell of the Sensuous by David Abram. Initially I rolled my eyes at it a little bit (a sleight-of-hand magician hanging out with shamans, uh?), but damn, I'm actually loving the meditative writing on the more-than-human and other ways of knowing/sensing.
That sounds fascinating!
O’Connor, Collected works. Finding a new appreciation for her eye on the southern curse of Jim Crow. Fearless, with mythical symbolism and honest reflection, each story has rapt.
God I love her work. "Good Country People" is my longtime favorite, but more recently I discovered — read for the first time — "The Displaced Person" and "Enduring Chill" and "Revelation." Holy moly! All three knocked me sideways, for different reasons
Im in luck! All four are included in this collection!
Perfect!