May
28
Fun!
Fraser River = wet dog
that writer
consistently erratic
May
14
most brutally honest bio ever
The bio of an incarcerated writer. Absolutely the most brutally honest, affecting and gripping thing you’ve read in a long long time.
May
3
parakeet recites home address
A lost parakeet tells police home address; is reunited with his featherless family.
Apr
26
It easily could have turned out just like this for Gregor, if only he’d had the proper attitude.
Apr
9
Sentence of the day
Soft good cat cat.
— Koko (a gorilla, using sign language to describe her kitten, who she named “All Ball”)
Mar
29
Sentence of the day
Better sleep with a sober cannibal than a drunken Christian.
— Herman Melville (Moby Dick)
Mar
14
Incredible!
This Woolly Bear Caterpillar lives in the Arctic and no matter how fast it eats, it can never gather enough food in one summer to turn into a moth. In winter it freezes solid and awakes four months later to start eating again. This happens year after year, but eventually a very special spring arrives. At the age of 14 it weaves a silk cocoon and becomes a moth. When it emerges the moth only has a few days to find a partner and mate. (Frozen Planet - BBC)
Mar
5
ebook for ManBug
If I have an ebook, does that mean I’m finally now allowed to join the century in progress?
Feb
27
West Coast Line #70, fiction issue.
Their website needs updating, but in their own words:
West Coast Line publishes work by writers and artists who are experimenting with or expanding the boundaries of conventional forms and contexts. We are interested in work engaged with problems of representation, race, culture, gender, sexuality, technology, media, urban/rural spaces, nature and language.
Sep
13
Nabokov
Interesting sentence of the day:
The Harvard Museum still possesses Nabokov’s collection of male blue butterfly genitalia.
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