SQUIB No.3 ~ found poetry on a ripped-page bookmark, keeping place in the endnotes {illustr. Bozzetto & Ravel}
a protein that doesn't seek the features limelight. Yet is content to work perfectly in tandem with them, snuggled right up close in fact, embracing the heat, and trans- forming into a velvety cascade of yum. Because no matter how delicious they are, and what great sources of
another squib of a thing: Bruno Schulz, shot and killed during his lifetime, walking home with a loaf of bread
. he published two collections of short stories - Cinnamon Shops and The Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass - during his lifetime Schulz was shot and killed by a German Gestapo officer in 1942, whilst walking home with a loaf of bread. Much of his writing, including his final, unfinished novel
a squib of a thing: Port Maggie Smith launches You Could Make This Place Beautiful: A Memoir
— source: https://bookmarks.reviews/reviews/you-could-make-this-place-beautiful-a-memoir/
Justin E.H. Smith’s book The Internet Is Not What You Think It Is is not what I thought it was & is not what it says it is, A History, A Philosophy, A Warning: it’s the reverse
…so what is it? Here’s some bits I liked:
Just as in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries the global economy was dominated by natural-resource extraction, today the world’s largest companies have grown as large as they have entirely on the promise of providing to their clients the
an excerpt from Manon Revuelta’s consideration of Sriwhana Spong’s exhibition “Luzpomphia”
Spong chose to make these works using the process of investment casting, whereby the cast object retains a more intimate material presence. Rather than pouring the molten bronze into a wax mould of the apple, it floods the apple itself within a ceramic shell, immediately eviscerating it, swallowing it, flesh,
looking through the box called N O X___F R A T E R___ N O X
that Anne Carson wrote for her brother, the epitaph, ... I was trying to find a name.a name for new project, a photographic project. I have never, in fact I have avoided photoingpeople | as much as I have avoided proper names, in places. Places... as Carson writes, Places inthe world