August 2012
24 posts
“‘In the early 1920s,’ Bigend said, ‘there were still some people in this country...”
– William Gibson, Spook Country, p.105 (via varanine)
“The fact that soldiers in combat are the first individuals to receive the...”
– Allenby and Sarewitz, The Techno-Human Condition, p. 24 (via varanine)
“The only important elements in any society are the artistic and the criminal,...”
– Samuel R. Delany (via bornofanatombomb)
“To appreciate the importance of street food in Beirut, you have to begin in the...”
– Annia Ciezadlo’s (I have to say it) delicious essay, “Bread of Beirut”. (via subashini)
“Dance like you’re stamping on a human face forever, love like you’ve been in a...”
– Warren Ellis (via therealkatiewest)
“And what is the word for knowing your bones are made
of midnight?”
– B. Hicok (via naranzarian)
