these are the timesdirty beloved
-

28.8.07

[Many things about the story are puzzling.]

...we need light

inside
the body.

Her necklace is sparkling, see?
See the sparkle lines?

Wood into gold, "this diamond, this
poetry..."
Kate Greenstreet
Verse Daily

25.8.07

Ajax13 Web2.0
software-as-a-service
via Stan Schroeder at frantic industries

24.8.07

23.8.07

Conscript

...and score the slips, on book, flash-lit, within
the quiet pitch of the wings. Your speeches all
are memorized. All things are not just things...
Michael Quattrone
Verse Daily

21.8.07


road 55
arja katariina hyytiainen
via conscientious

into that unmapped country:

It is much more true, however partial and unsatisfactory, to say that the book concerns a hybrid experience of time
from Luc Sante's warm friendly and respectful January 11, 2007 review of Against The Day in the NYRB

17.8.07

Max Roach links:

Darcy James Argue's Secret Society: Dr. Free-Zee
3quarksdaily
» Blog Archive » “YOU CAN’T WRITE THE SAME BOOK TWICE”: Max Roach (1924-2007)
The Rawking Refuses To Stop! :: When I said I wanted to be your blog
Locust St.
ANABlog: RIP, Max
DO THE MATH: Max Roach (1924-2007)
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society: RIP Max Roach
exhumed ephemera

links fixed:

Conception
Jake Baddeley
via Ten Dreams, whose gallery pages don't link out
-
The Creatrix
Mark Ryden at Beinart

"You are here to fix the price of the marriage bed!" roared Associate Defense Attorney John Graham, in a speech so packed with quotations from Othello, Judaic history and Roman law that it lasted two days and later appeared as a book.
quoted in bio of Teresa Bagioli at Wikipedia
via bio of Daniel Sickles, ibid.
via bio of Antonio Bagioli, ibid.

16.8.07

World Clock
All jenen, denen die Welt morgens noch nicht grau und triest genug erscheint kann ich nur wärmstens World Clock emphelen.
via Schienriese

13.8.07

Allegory

...ambitious robin keeps his shrewd ear low,
and hears the dew

vanish, the shade
steal, the cat
mouse, the grass
cover the worm.
The crow hears lies, lies, lies, and cries
out curses. Nighthawk hears the crow's
lyrical soul.
The mockingbird hears comedy
in all this.
The dove hears pain...
Jenny Mueller
Verse Daily

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