#felizlunes Desayuno con #libros Anímate a #escribir uno, te enseño: rxe.me/E00RYVO
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Books on the Table - Aalto Ilmari , 1928
Finnish, 1891-1934
Oil on canvas, 62,50 x 51,50 cm.
Lisa Larsen :: Reading on the roof of an apartment building in New York City, New York, 1951 / src: pas de nouvelles
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Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermere’s Fan
(via talesofpassingtime)
Ancient Alphabets.
Thedan Script - used extensively by Gardnerian Witches
Runic Alphabets - they served for divinatory and ritual purposes, as well as the more practical use; there are three main types of Runes; Germanic, Scandinavian/Norse, and Anglo-Saxon and they each have any number of variations, depending on the region from which they originate
Celtic and Pictish - early Celts and their priests, the Druids, had their own form of alphabet known as “Ogam Bethluisnion”, which was an extremely simple alphabet used more for carving into wood and stone, than for general writing, while Pictish artwork was later adopted by the Celts, especially throughout Ireland
Ceremonial Magick Alphabets - “Passing the River”, “Malachim” and “Celestial” alphabets were used almost exclusively by ceremonial magicians
“Lettera come un modo ultraterreno di comunicazione, meno perfetto del sogno, ma regolato dalle stesse leggi. Né lettera né sogno vengono a comando: si sogna e si scrive non quando noi ne abbiamo voglia, ma quando ha voglia: la lettera - di essere scritta; il sogno – di apparirci. ”— Marina Cvetaeva
- The Fire Next Time, James Baldwin
- Those Bones Are Not My Child, Toni Cade Bambara
- Revolutionary Mothering: Love On The Frontlines, Alexis Pauline Gumbs, China Martens, and Mai'a Williams
- This Bridge Called My Back: Writings By Radical Women Of Color, Cherrie Moraga and Gloria Anzaldua
- Black Marxism: The Making Of The Black Radical Tradition, Cedric Robinson
- Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around: Forty Years Of Movement Building with Barbara Smith, Alethia Jones and Virginia Eubanks with Barbara Smith
- Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings, Joy Harjo
- Whorled: Poems, Ed Bok Lee
- The History of White People, Nell Irvin Painter
- Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools, Monique W. Morris
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The artist’s world is limitless. It can be found anywhere, far from where he lives or a few feet away. It is always on his doorstep.
Paul Strand
“Confusione è una parola inventata per indicare un ordine che non si comprende.”— Henry Miller, Tropico del Capricorno (via cinemanu) (via boccadirosafarnetica) (via assafetida) (via iosonorockmaballoiltango)
Moltissimo ordine
Colazione con Aharon Appelfeld
„La scrittura non è magia ma, evidentemente, può diventare la porta d'ingresso per quel mondo che sta nascosto dentro di noi. La parola scritta ha la forza di accendere la fantasia e illuminare l'interiorità.“
Chi scrive tesse. Testo viene dal latino “textum” che significa tessuto.
Con fili di parole andiamo dicendo, con i fili di tempo andiamo vivendo
I testi sono come noi altri: tessuti che vanno.
Eduardo Galeano
Denizler Kitabevi Bookshop in Istanbul, specializing in antique maps and maritime books.
Anna Moffo - ‘Quando m’en vo’ (with Callas, Di Stefano, Panerai)
La Bohème (Puccini)
Le paure della realtà sono minori delle cose orribili che si immaginano.
William Shakespeare, Macbeth, Atto I, scena III
(via dieich-dihyaa)
A very nice initiative: a book booth and a book nest in the one of the main streets of Batna to encourage people to read. It is a crear and loud message that Algerian people do read.
#bookbooth #booknest #books #reading #batna #algeria #northafrica #unlimitedalgeria #_dzgram #dztag #street #streetart #streetphotography #visualalgeria #photography #hope #travel #travelphotography #algeriatravel #vsco #vscocam #vscoxvsco #love #wonderlust #like4like #likeforlike #l4l #bouba #boubablog (at Batna, Algeria)
Simone de Beauvoir, the day of the Prix Goncourt, next to a window writing, Paris, 1954. By Gisèle Freund.
Somehow this library always makes me feel really emotional, I love it here
British Library
Glad to say I never felt any need to read any of the “penis with a thesaurus” authors discussed here.
Viviamo nel capitalismo e il suo potere sembra assoluto…
Ma attenzione, lo sembrava anche il diritto divino dei re.
La resistenza spesso comincia con l'arte, e ancora più spesso con la nostra arte, l'arte delle parole.
friends
Analog Book bazaar, Athens by Babis Kavvadias
Via Flickr:
Camera: Nikon F-301 Lens: Nikkor H.C. Auto 50mm f/2 Film: Kodak Portra 400
•everyone starts small. just because you’re not big now, doesn’t mean you’ll never be. and if you’re just starting out, keep in mind those bigger blogs have been writing for much longer than you. building a following takes time.
•there will always be someone who enjoys your writing. every like, reblog, and comment is one person who enjoyed what you wrote and i can assure you they want more! and remember, not everyone remembers to leave evidence that they liked your writing or they might just be too nervous to interact with you. invisible fans exist, and you’ve got them.
•going along with that last one, your writing has the potential to help others! you could write about a minority, or maybe you could publish a little something comforting at the exact time someone else needs it. and most of the time, when you affect someone like this they’ll tell you, whether it be through tags, or a private message or whatever. that’s an amazing feeling.
•getting a compliment from someone becomes a sure-fire way to make your day better. nothing feels greater than seeing a comment from someone saying how much they love something you worked hard on. maybe write down these comments somewhere, so you can look at them when you’re feeling negative about your skills as a writer.
•writer’s block is not the end of your writing career. it sure feels like it sometimes, but everyone, even the popular writers you look up to, suffer from writer’s block. everyone puts out work they’re not 100% satisfied with sometimes, and that’s okay! when you get out of this slump, your writing will be better than ever before and you’ll enjoy it again. keep writing through a block so you can get there sooner.
These are the things I think about when I feel bad about my writing, so I hope they can help someone else too.
Chopin! valse in c# minor
Ieri era la giornata mondiale del gatto, gli altri 364 sono la giornata mondiale di Ugo (perché non vogliamo mica essere eterni protagonisti, Noi, bisogna lasciare un po’ di spazio anche al resto dell’umanità).
(foto falpao Ugo riposa)
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Prélude à l’après-midi d’un chat by Claude Depussy.
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Mary Shelley – writer of Frankenstein, wife of poet Percy Shelley, and daughter of women’s rights advocate Mary Wollstonecraft – was also an lgbtqia+ supporter. Though she would never have used that term. In 1827, Shelley helped obtain false documents for her friends Isabel Robinson and Mary Diana Dods; the two were in love, and wanted to move to France as husband and wife. With Shelley’s help they were successful, and Mary eventually visited them, at their new home in France.
*La gente ha paura di quello che non riesce a capire.
“The Elephant Man” (David Lynch, 1980)