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⌾ Recommendations | 6 Things

Hello, It is Friday, the day of the week when I send out a short list of things I think might be worth your time and attention over the coming weekend. (1) READING (online): Craig Mod's email newsletters are lovely. His central newsletters are Roden and Ridge Lines.

If some comes to you for help and you’re bored

From the introduction of Holding and Interpretation: Fragment of an Analysis. The book is by Winnicott, and the introduction is by Masud R. Khan. Some six months before Dr. Winnicott’s death in January 1971. A group of young Anglican priests invited him to come talk to them. He accepted,

InForm: Peter Rollins on Psychoanalysis, Theology, Community, and the Work He Does

In this episode of the InForm:Podcast, I speak with Peter Rollins, the man behind pyro-theology, the Wake festival, the Spark retreat, Atheism for Lent, and many more things that can provoke all sorts of interesting experiences and elaborations. I first became aware of Pete's work many years

Anne Carson on links & lapses

From Immaculate Imperfection Anne Carson’s Unruly Art of Renewal, which is a review of Carson’s latest book, Wrong Norma, Jennifer Krasinski quotes Carson as saying the following regarding links (i.e., associations). “The things you think of to link are not in your control,” Carson told the Paris

Mastodon?

I've been curious about Mastodon. Giving it a try.

“researchy”

Writing at disquiet, Marc Weidenbaum says: Often my non-fiction reading is more piecemeal and “researchy” than straight-forward reading. Me too.

Anne Carson on Van Gogh

Excerpt From Short Talks, by Anne Carson. (Amazon) SHORT TALK ON VAN GOGH The reason I drink is to understand the yellow sky the great yellow sky, said Van Gogh. When he looked at the world he saw the nails that attach colours to things and he saw that the

⌾ Recommendations | 5 Things

Hi, It is Friday, the day when I send out an email of a few things I think people would like to give their attention to over the weekend. 1. READING/LOOKING (blog): I found the blog workspaces.xzy, which has up to 398 posts on how different people have

Patronage model

L.M. Sacasas put the text below at the bottom of the into to what he writes and sends out via The Convivial Society email newsletter. The Convivial Society runs on a patronage model. The writing is public, and those with the means and desire are encouraged to support it.

The “perfect” app for notes

Writing in his Cartoon Gravity blog, Julian Simpson notices: As I plunge into yet another notes app (UpNotethis time, which is excellent), I am hit with the sudden realisation that this is the purest of pure procrastination. When I have an idea that actually needs to be noted down, I