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FUCK YES

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Slava Bird Clock, USSR (1985)

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"[Syd] Mead’s future is a perennial tomorrow, a place of possibility and endless conjecture, and it is this spaciousness that has granted his images their remarkably long half-lives." —Collin Sundt, The Brooklyn Rail brooklynrail.org/2025/05/arts...

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Syd Mead, “Monster Bike,” 2004. On view in the retrospective “Syd Mead: Future Pastime” thru 5/21 in New York. Final weekend.

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The Thomas Ligotti Army is on the march, and they just want to end human suffering by ending humanity.

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45 years ago. Morning at the mountain. Noon where I was, at Ohio State. I walked into my dorm and a big crowd was gathered around the tv in the lobby.

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Imagine starting a car that hadn't run in 21 years, that's 15 billion miles away in interstellar space. That's what the NASA team just did with Voyager's thrusters. People are amazing. jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-v...

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They routinely pretend they have no actual influence but are somehow standing behind a glass partition just quietly observing what happened, so they takes no responsibility for outcome, even as they exhibit huge biases and overt agendas, up to and including major impact on American elections....

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If Then by Jill Lepore (Omnibus) BBC Radio 4 Extra Afternoon listening www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

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Fling No.7 pulpcovers.com/fling-no-7/ Covers, Babes, Fling, Magazine

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one thing I respect about medieval beekeepers is their total commitment to looking like Doctor Who villains

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There are just two used copies of Margaret Boylen's novels now for sale. I want to use this to illustrate how one goes about finding really neglected books. 🧵

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This right here; that's how I ended up where I am today lol

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'Guardians of the Yew Tree' #whistpr 🦊🐾🌿

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Paul Durcan RIP

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Saw Sinners and loved it but now I can’t listen to Geeshie Wiley in the same way youtu.be/cjFSKD7MH3I?...

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A frank thread from the director of the Cornell Center for Applied Mathematics.

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I’m rocking a middle seat but at least I’ve got some good company for this flight

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Only just now catching up withe the Deutschland 83 / 86 /89 series AUSGEZEICHNET!!! youtu.be/wO0A0XcWy88?...

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RIP Junior Byles. Very sad to hear that another of the reggae greats has left us. Here are some righteous tunes to remember him by open.spotify.com/playlist/4wi...

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Grand Central photo booth, 1943

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“We will not be silent in front of the man-made humanitarian catastrophe that is taking place before our eyes in Gaza.” A joint statement from Ireland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Norway, Spain, Malta and Slovenia.

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Congratulations, @tressiemcphd.bsky.social, for "Thick and Other Essays" being on this LA Times list of the 30 best nonfiction books of the last 30 years. www.latimes.com/entertainmen...

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Bedknobs and Broomsticks This Sunday afternoon: www.somervilletheatre.com/production/b...

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The Somerville Theatre starts a new film series tonight: Fuck the Nazis www.somervilletheatre.com/repertory-pr...

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We're on the @literaryhub.bsky.social podcast today discussing the Eden Book Society. Thanks to @drewsof.bsky.social for inviting us on, it was a lot of fun to talk literary hoaxes and independent publishing. lithub.com/on-the-lit-h...

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Billy Nichols Would you believe Morning listening

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New from @empirepoduk.bsky.social From the Opium Wars to the War on Drugs

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'The Art Front: The Defense of French Collections, 1939–1945, a new English translation of a postwar memoir by the French Resistance hero Rose Valland, gives us an opportunity to consider the power that an individual can have in the face of great evil.' www.nybooks.com/articles/202...

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It was another wonderfully sunny morning on Kelvin Way in Glasgow. For me, closing this road to traffic (which happened in 2020) has been a major success. Cont./ #glasgow #kelvinway #kelvingrovepark #glasgowtoday #glasgowparks

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Up shortly! 1-2pm: Long Form Journeys with JDC Exploring the depth and breadth of the Long Form Ambient genre. Sit back, relax, and let go. @jdc-music.bsky.social | jdcmusic.bandcamp.com #Ambient #Minimal #Drone #Experimental #Meditation *⏰CEST

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It's interesting that Paradise, Severance, and Silo are hit shows about a group of people trapped in a controlled environment by a group of rich people who are lying to them about the basic structure of their reality. Probably says a lot about where we're at as a people!

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RIP Joe Don Baker. A great actor in so many great movies. Walking Tall. Charley Varrick. Junior Bonner. Cape Fear. The Outfit. He's even great in Mitchell if you watch it without the robots talking in your ear. Should be a Clint-level American icon. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...

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Joe Don Baker shows up in a movie, you know you're about to get a great line delivery and/or shit is about to go sideways. He was one of the best to ever do it.

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Picking up my award for UK Public Library Project Of the Year shortly for my work with indie presses and promoting marginalised voices. Five ton cash prize, already halved that with the lass i manage, gonna spend my share on a tattoo 😎

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Lisa will support Pulp in Dublin at 3Arena on 10 June 📣 Tickets tiny.cc/pulp-dublin

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Lisa returns to Set Theatre Kilkenny on November 15+16. Tickets on sale tomorrow May 16th at 10am. set.ticketsolve.com

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@johnmitchinson.bsky.social @iammilliam.bsky.social Excellent piece in the Irish Times on Patrick McCabe and his relationship with Unbound. Patrick McCabe: ‘This whole idea of making money out of novels started in the 1980s with Martin Amis and Ian McEwan’ www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

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Interior de autor desconocido del libro "Living For Today" publicado en 1972 por Karen Fisher, que era editora de interiores de la revista Cosmopolitan. #Interior #InteriorPosmoderno #Pomo

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Living for Today by Karen Fisher (1972) #PeterBlake

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Die Hornissen - Nobeoka [Germany, New Wave, Synth-pop ) (1984) Rare Synth-Minimal-DIY track with a mildly krautrocking ambient twist, recorded 1982 by renown German visual artist Walter Dahn and multi-instrumentalist Detlev K https://redd.it/osir9f https://youtu.be/Whh8ZvCz_2E

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Mike Oldfield 15 May 1953 Michael Gordon "Mike" Oldfield was born in Reading, Berkshire on 15th May 1953 and is a musician and composer. He is best known to us for fusing progressive rock with world, folk, classical, electronic, ambient and new-age music.

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Distractions from Global Events Ghastliness Film promo for an early era - do you want an Adolphe Menjou Dining experience? Here you go, then.

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Isabella Plantation, Richmond Park, London

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