Wednesday, April 21, 2004
MISC.
Wilco's latest, A Ghost is Born, is freely listenable on the jukebox over at wilcoworld.net
Pop philosopher Mark Kingwell is playing Cupid over at the ROM
Gehry v. Koolhaas in Seattle: first the EMP, now the SPL [looks like it might be difficult to find a cozy corner to read in: too many sharp corners and edges]
Dave Eggers recommends The Tenants of Moonbloom by Edward Lewis Wallant [not sure why, but Eggers' description brings Alasdair Gray's Something Leather to mind... but the copy I read didn't have this racy cover]
Favourite bawdy & blasphemous paragraph of the day:
"More arresting still is Auden's "Chorale", a Berlin-period poem in German that celebrates the cock and balls and blow-jobs of his tough German boyfriend Gert Meyer in slangy Berlin street-demotic to the tune of the Lutheran hymn that forms the chorale in Bach's St Matthew Passion." [Source: Guardian Review]
Wilco's latest, A Ghost is Born, is freely listenable on the jukebox over at wilcoworld.net
Pop philosopher Mark Kingwell is playing Cupid over at the ROM
Gehry v. Koolhaas in Seattle: first the EMP, now the SPL [looks like it might be difficult to find a cozy corner to read in: too many sharp corners and edges]
Dave Eggers recommends The Tenants of Moonbloom by Edward Lewis Wallant [not sure why, but Eggers' description brings Alasdair Gray's Something Leather to mind... but the copy I read didn't have this racy cover]
Favourite bawdy & blasphemous paragraph of the day:
"More arresting still is Auden's "Chorale", a Berlin-period poem in German that celebrates the cock and balls and blow-jobs of his tough German boyfriend Gert Meyer in slangy Berlin street-demotic to the tune of the Lutheran hymn that forms the chorale in Bach's St Matthew Passion." [Source: Guardian Review]
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