Noam Assayag

a écrit un petit livre intitulé #ActivatingCities dont la version française, Marcheur-Cueilleur, vient de paraître aux éditions Circadian.

[: : @annaxmalina]

L'HÉRITAGE DE LA CHOUETTE: 1 SYMPOSIUM OU LES IDÉES RECUES (The Owl's Legacy: 1 SYMPOSIUM or Accepted Ideas) {1989, Chris Marker; Greece, France}

[ぺんどら @100legs_NP]

テチテチ駆けてやんちゃ小僧なオドリコトビムシの幼体
同じとこでくるりと回ったので、やるかな？と思ったらやっぱりピシュン💨と瞬間移動をキメてた。直前の謎足踏み大好き。

[Daily Nostalgia Games @nostalgames69]

Ecco the Dolphin (1992, Sega Genesis)

[Loriane Lafont-Grave @LorianeLafont]

Presque ma thèse en un tweet : j’ai montré que Les Confessions d’Augustin quoique non mentionnées explicitement par Montaigne sont bien présentes dans Les Essais. J’ai procédé à une lecture que j’ai appelée “par meurtrière” pour le prouver. J’ai traqué Augustin dans Les Essais 🕵️‍♀️

[Alexandre Jaafari @coachouicoachv2]

Si vous êtes proches de Paris les gens, je vous conseille d'aller voir l'exposition de Leonora Carrington au musée du Luxembourg. C'est la plus belle exposition que j'ai vue de ma vie.

Je la trouve précurseure sur tellement de points. C'était incroyable.

[River Marchand @Riyvir]

This little illuminated dragon is very happy about Pretext. He's too busy having fun to care about people's "hot takes" on how "it's not that special."

(This little dragon also only works on desktop right now but maybe I'll do mobile later)

https://t.co/k9FH6p1G0T

[Jeffrey Fernandez @hyperfoofie]

The world needs Ecco the Dolphin

[Mark Z. Danielewski @markdanielewski]

TOM’S CROSSING — the audio book — nearly born.

[Mark Z. Danielewski @markdanielewski]

Finally! Reading! Books to start, books to finish, books to reread.

Thank you @madeleinehenryyoga, I mean the title alone . . . , Claire-Louise Bennett and the rhapsody of concision, the beautiful pages of @lauriesheck, Adrian Tchaikovsky's darkness of course, @joe_hill,

[Simon Roy - KICKSTARTER IS TAKING LATE PLEDGES @simonroyart]

the full PDF of "Citizen One" is now up for purchase by non-members (and available broadly for members - link in next tweet)

[Noam Assayag @Norkhat]

@simonroyart this, i can't miss. bought on the double !

[Mark Z. Danielewski @markdanielewski]

Can’t wait to see you!

[Cory Doctorow NO LONGER ON TWIT TER @doctorow]

Front cover to Flatland (1884) by Edwin Abbott Abbott, who died #onthisday in 1926. Read Ian Stewart’s introduction to the strange tale of A. Square’s geometric adventures, the first ever book that could be described as “mathematical fiction” https://t.co/Bj28wJtUZ4 #otd https://t.co/pz2cwYWUwD

[Alec Stapp @AlecStapp]

I’ve thought about this (very) short story from @phokarlsson every week since I first read it.

It’s magical:

[Chepertom @chepertom]

👾

[The Public Domain Review @PublicDomainRev]

In an essay about the British and American fascination with rocking chairs and upholstery springs in the 19th century, @hunterdukes discovers how simple furniture technologies allowed armchair travelers to explore worlds beyond their own: https://t.co/xiJSsIdaEk

[The Public Domain Review @PublicDomainRev]

The Reverse of a Framed Painting (ca. 1670) by Cornelis Norbertus Gijsbrechts.

More on this remarkable painting and other trompe l'oeil by Gijsbrechts in our latest post: https://t.co/EMMYijP5Wx

[Noam Assayag @Norkhat]

@VirgoWhallala oh mon dieu non

[The Public Domain Review @PublicDomainRev]

Born #onthisday in 1838, theologian and schoolmaster Edwin Abbott Abbott, who in 1884 published the remarkable Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions, perhaps the first ever example of “mathematical fiction”. More on the book here: https://t.co/yqNYNkD0ls #OTD