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Meanwhile, at a different office… Click (or tap) Marissa for The Story of N.
The title refers to yesterday's 9 PM (ET) post. " 'Relax,' said the night man. " — Eagles "With a style evoking the golden age of Hollywood…" See also…
(Continued) Three Notes on Design 1. From the Museum of Modern Art today— “It’s a very nice gesture of a kind of new ethos: To make publicly accessible, unticketed…
The title refers to that of today's previous post, which linked to a song from the June 1, 1983, album Synchronicity . (Cf. that term in this journal.) For some work…
Maureen Dowd on "Downton Abbey" (yesterday's online NY Times) — "Watching the saga from the beginning this week, I saw the extent of the subversive fantasy: The servants rule…
"The first credential we should demand of a critic is his ideograph of the good." – Ezra Pound, How to Read A spoiler from the 1974 novel in last…
A review… 1. Of posts a year ago today 2. Of posts from last year's Valentine Day A preview… "It is time to tell you of Faith and…
The first story of "The Snow Queen, in Seven Stories" by Hans Christian Andersen (1845) (see yesterday morning)— Story the First, Which Describes a Looking-Glass and the Broken Fragments…
"I'm sorry to be catechizing you like this." — The girl in "What Dead Men Tell," by Theodore Sturgeon Q — "Why walk when you can fly?" — Mary…
"… the human will cannot be simultaneously triumphant and imaginary." — Ross Douthat, Defender of the Faith, in this afternoon's New York Times at 3:25* PM…