The Arctic, wunderkammers, extinct & living birds, women with warm smiles, maps, the balancing act between sarcasm & sincerity, the history of night, poet-adventurers, the formation & duration of personality, paintings of the temptation of Saint Anthony, gnosticism, always rooting for the underdog (i.e., the Phillies), spending an entire afternoon charting the path of a shadow, consciousness, anomalies, self-doubt, avoiding poison oak, getting lost, people not entirely consumed with cynicism, bookstores, the cartography of dreams, engaging in whimsical adventures without leaving the bedroom, metaphors, the antipodes, the sea, the irrational basis of rational thought, evolution, songbird cures, moody landscapes, things that look old but aren't, nephology, polaroids, constant reinvention, seeking wisdom not truth, fog, bicycles, astronomy, wind-sounds, Sundays, difficult women, mis-shapen arms, sitting in the park with Supatra...
Someone who will give me a dog.
now:
The Chrysler, My Teenage Stride
& forever:
explosions in the sky : yndi halda : the national : belong :
elbow : the clientele : k-os : the church : MONO : stars of the lid : the veils : joseph arthur : gentlemen losers : sigur ros : godspeed! you black emperor : richard hawley : m83 : saxon shore : eluvium : calla : caspian : echo & the bunnymen : johnny cash : mew : jakob : doves : josh ritter : idlewild : james : embrace : & others, naturally.
I'm man enough to admit it: Finding Neverland always makes me cry.
I don't have one.
"Reading is still the most bearable of all forms of disgust". (Thomas Berhnard, Gargoyles)
Indeed .
Jean-Dominique Bauby dictated The Diving Bell and the Butterfly by blinking his left eye.
Juan Ramon Jiminez, who gave up writing upon the death of his wife.