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Monday, October 29 |
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(posted at 1:55 AM)
Bored with life? Feeling left out, disenfranchised, socially inept, afraid of strangers and their strangee ways? Unable to find a good job in a rich country like you see on television? Then this book is for you.
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Friday, October 26 |
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(posted at 9:03 AM)
We walked from Duane Street to Wall Street and back again, shoes muddy with wet plaster, hearts heavy and heads low.
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(posted at 8:51 AM)
This is how close St. Paul's Chapel came to ruin, and how close I got to the WTC.
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(posted at 8:48 AM)
An early indicator of the besieged US Postal System
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(posted at 8:20 AM)
Using IKONOS satellite photos, mouse over your own before and after comparison of lower Manhattan.
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(posted at 8:09 AM)
Located just one block from the WTC, St. Paul's Chapel on Fulton and Broadway sheltered hundreds of emergency workers when the Twin Towers collapsed.
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(posted at 8:07 AM)
"The cemetary at St. Paul's has been extended a couple of acres."
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Tuesday, October 16 |
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(posted at 11:33 AM)
What is it? CONVERGENCE. Add a color screen and broadband access and we just might have the next Killer App this economy needs. CONVERGENCE is coming closer. All hail CONVERGENCE!
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(posted at 11:16 AM)
"Paul Eluard got hit by a ham. Rene Char was stabbed in the thigh. Louis Aragon ended up with a split lip." Such were the dangers of Paris in 1930
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(posted at 11:14 AM)
In times like these, art can reaffirm our existence
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Wednesday, October 10 |
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(posted at 7:30 AM)
"This is why," says David Hockney, "photography is changing and actually moving back towards drawing and painting", the mediums, he's discovered, that photography first revolutionized six-hundred years ago.
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(posted at 7:20 AM)
Borrowing a phrase from Terry Southern, who once said of Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper, "Neither of them are writers. They can't even write a f***ing letter", this reviewer feels the same about a new Southern biography.
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(posted at 7:08 AM)
20% of people surveyed by Italian researchers admitted having an "erotic adventure" in a museum, a disorder called Rubens Syndrome.
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(posted at 6:32 AM)
You may call them aliases, alter egos, pseudonyms or split personalities, but Portuguese novelist Fernando Pessoa's nonexistent coterie had 72 different personas, many of whom were novelists.
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