July 2008
19 posts
The Story of Stuff with Annie Leonard →
Issuu - magazines and publications... →
I may never have to go to Borders again… ;)
WatchCute.
liy: (from foreign ocean)
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip →
It took me a while, but boy - I’m finally there.
GeekStuff4U.com - Lazy Geek's Cushion →
Mmmmm. Can I haz cushion? (And is it me, or does the woman in the first photo have insanely long arms?)
Shout outs n' props.
Hey Constantine. Loving the tumblelog. That Miller poem? ’Nuff said. Thanks for following.
Amy Tan on creativity | Video on TED.com →
“There are many ways of sleeping and few cultures sleep in eight-hour...”
– Five Myths About Sleep and Insomnia | Newsweek By The Numbers | Newsweek.com
flipped eye bookstore →
My publisher has it’s own online bookstore. Go purchase something.
Columbia Poetry Review
russianamerican:
One of my favorites from this year’s columbia poetry review.
The Widow of Baghdad
by E. Ethelbert Miller
After another funeral the widow removes her black dress and turns it over to darkness
where
it hangs itself in the corner of the room.
Turning to look into her mirror She discovers a lump in her breast— A bomb resting in her hands
In Baghdad even soft things explode.
...
WatchSlate V - Open Book: Junot Diaz
“Despite never seeing great commercial success or winning any major television...”
– The Wire (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
To coin the vernacular: “yuh dun kno’…”
“I would sooner lose all my stuff, write articles from a park bench, and post...”
– What I Learned From Going Bankrupt in My 20s That Proves to Be Immensely Valuable in My 30s
iConcertCal →
iConcertCal is a free iTunes plug-in that monitors your music library and generates a personalized calendar of upcoming concerts in your city. It is available for both Windows and Mac OS X and supports worldwide searches. And it works.
Londonist: Battersea Power Station Open for... →
“The first line of Ursula Rucker’s Wikipedia entry is questionable. It...”
– Rucker defends her right to be a poet | Metro.co.uk
