4 hours ago by Nastassja

This time around my recommendation of the month is not a book, but in keeping with our theme of literature, one of my favourite television shows. To my surprise and befuddlement, not many people I know watch this show. If you are one of them, I would like to tell you a little bit more about Castle. ...

5 hours ago by Rhys Tranter

Lars Iyer picks his favourite literary 'frenemies' Ian McKellen and Roger Rees as Estragon and Vladimir in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot. Photo by Sasha Gusov Lars Iyer, author of Spurious, Dogma and two books on Maurice Blanchot, names his favourite literary 'frenemies'. He choice picks a numb ...

5 hours ago by Rhys Tranter

Philosopher shares his current obsession Greek vase depicting a production of Euripides' Iphigenia in Aulis In a post for The Believer, Simon Critchley shares his latest obsession for Greek tragedy (link via ReadySteadyBook): 'I have always tended to work obsessively on one topic at a time to the ex ...

6 hours ago by Rhys Tranter

An online survey of periodical literature From ReadySteadyBook: 'The Modernist Journals Project is a multi-faceted project that aims to be a major resource for the study of modernism and its rise in the English-speaking world, with periodical literature as its central concern. The historical scope o ...

6 hours ago by Rhys Tranter

Small Irish publishing house prints 1936 story in a limited run Initially written for Joyce's grandson, The Cats of Copenhagen has been published by Ithys Press amid copyright controversy [Read More] Also at A Piece of Monologue: James Joyce's Family Passport Gordon Bowker's Biography of James Joyce

7 hours ago by jmags

So mostly I just kind of tinkered with things in a smallish way, but I used “Ulysses” as an input text which mainly matters because it’s fucking enormous. It took a long time and ground pretty hard, so obviously that’s something I’ll need to look into in the future, but here are the results. And I’l ...

7 hours ago by sspurlock

Hello everyone!!! I’m back. I had a great fall semester, academically. I got straight A’s and took three graduate seminars that stole my soul, but in the end I was glad that I pushed myself because it has made the beginning of spring semester so much lighter and, well, just easier to manage. I’m sti ...

7 hours ago by Rumblestrip

A blueprint for writing a story. Robot eye 1 by *Bulldoggenliebchen via pixelatedguy

7 hours ago by Biblioklept

Tagged: Art, Barry Moser, Bible, Jonah, Whale

7 hours ago by Ankh

Kompozytor, muzykolog, dramaturg, grafik i pedagog, urodzony 6 czerwca 1929 we Lwowie. Muzyką zaczął interesować się bardzo wcześnie. W latach 1946-49 uczył się gry na skrzypcach i teorii muzyki w Opolu. Potem, w latach 1949-53, studiował kompozycję u Artura Malawskiego w Państwowej Wyższej Szkole M ...