"I am so clever that sometimes I don’t understand a single word of what I am saying."
We understand you, Oscar Wilde! Happy birthday.
Best literary road trip across the country EVER.
(via Brooklyn Magazine)
What Monday puppy dreams are made of. Jelly Roll Dog Park is now crowdfunding on Inkshares.
Poetry time! Listen to Yann Rousselot read “Post-Human Neo-Tokyo.”
<3 it? Show Dawn of the Algorithm some more love here.
PSA: Reading is healthy for your body, your mind, and the world.
(via: Electric Literature)
SNEAK PEAK: Chapter 1 drawing for Samuel L. Barrantes’s novel, Slim and The Beast
How to Explain Amazon’s Kindle to Charles Dickens
As a student at Cardiff School of Art and Design, illustrator Rachel Walsh was asked to create a project that would explain something modern/internet-based to somebody who lived and died before 1900.Walsh’s innovative idea was to take a large book and create 40 miniature books from its pages in order to explain the kindle to Dickens. The covers are recreations from real books and include Dicken’s own novels, his favourite childhood books, and some of the artist’s own.
Nailed it.
(via the-edited-writer)
Be still our bookworm hearts, these bookish Halloween costumes are THE BEST.
“Tsundoku,” the great Japanese word for everyone’s TBR pile.
Caturday. Best way to celebrate is by pre-ordering The Cat’s Pajamas (and staying in bed all day).