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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

A computer of the future that can roll up and take different forms to suit different tasks.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

Beautiful song, also a good sad drinking song....

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

She was an extraordinary woman who didn't fit into her time, who loved to strongly, had deep opinions and wrote many great novels. Middlemarch is epic, full of complex characters and a weaving storyline. The Mill on the Floss is a portrait of a woman too passionate for her surroundings, much like Eliot herself.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

Every sentence she wrote was incredibly clever, witty and wise. I recommend Persuasion as the best of her novels. Harold Bloom called it the perfect novel. For me, it is what is in the back of my mind when I am writing, as the perfect build up of anticipation and then completion in a plot. I've read it at least 6 times and each time it is just as satisfying, except that I am always sad to finish.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

Reading her unabridged journals changed my life and motivated me to pursue my own creative aspirations.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

One of my top five favourite writers. Don't just read Jane Eyre. It is a great read, but her best most complex novel is Villette. In it she really mastered the art of the novel. It is unfortunate that it was her last complete novel.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

One of my top 5 favourite writers next to Jane Austen and L.M Montgomery. Whenever I need a good read, I read one of his books. I particularly recommend Far from the Madding Crowd, The Woodlanders and his poetry.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

Another of my favourite writer's coming of age books, if you loved Emily of New Moon, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, or Little Women, you will love this book. I've reread every couple of years since I was 12.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

I'm fascinated by the creative process, and the routines and spaces that creative people use to tap into their inspiration and do great work. This is a book of photographs of writer's spaces with notes from the writers on how they create and why their spaces and routines work for them. Personally I am bed writer!

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

This book changed the way I looked at the universe. It sort of blew mind! It is awe inspiring how big the universe is and our knowledge of it only touches the surface. It will change the way you think of life and reality.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

I read it based on a comparison to one of my favorites, Emily of New Moon. Written as a journal, a young girl tells her story of growing up and living in a castle. She yearns to write and to encourage her father, a once famous writer who hasn't written in 12 years, leading to the family's poverty.Through various misadventures she grows up, learns about love, and decides to pursue being a writer.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

After several months of reading nothing inspiring, this book was the first in a long time to really engage me. This book makes you think about many of the issues of humanity and being human through its metaphors and storyline. There is one scene in particular which is very intense and emotional and made me cry for the first time in a while.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

I especially like Mr. Rochester!

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

A creative quirky manual on how to look at the world with more curiosity and wonder, and how to transform that into creative projects and in to the way you live.

“Artists and scientists analyze the world in surprisingly similar ways.”

— Keri Smith, author, illustrator, guerilla artist, How To Be An Explorer of the World: Portable Life Museum, PERIGEE, 2008

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

I have to have this, as a word lover and a ring lover!

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

Beautiful, I love all things Quasi-Victorian

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

I love this. Swinging is one of my favourite memories of childhood.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

How should a person be?
An enjoyable fictional or otherwise exploration of how a writer/artist/woman/person should be. There are many great insights - parts I wanted to copy down to remind myself in my own quest to find out how to live life artfully.

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

Beautiful new track by Sharon Van Etten, love her song-writing and voice.
Pitchfork's review:
""Give Out" is Sharon Van Etten at her most potent...
For those who seek identity in song lyrics, Van Etten's confounding self-therapy can be a strange sort of salvation, as she grapples with having the confidence and self-respect to change."

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iamacollage

iamacollage recommended this 1 year, 2 months ago

I want one! Hopefully they'll bring out more titles soon

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