How is it that the significance of a building can accrue as it falls apart?
Since Bannerman’s weapons warehouse burned in 1969, it became one of the Hudson’s most romantic ruins.
Check out the latest in Peacham. Story by @KeithYorkCity
https://t.co/DFOveMAxPj
Poet folks, I want every single psychopath to own a copy of this book.
If you want a copy, or want to gift one, share your favorite Devon Walker-Figueroa poem below along with a description of why.
I’ll send a signed copy to the first 20 responses. https://t.co/DC503PBrOj
The most densely populated place on Earth in the late 1800s had LOWER disease mortality rates than the Manhattan average.
Immigrants were blamed for spreading disease, but the housing built for them actually made NYC safer.
Full article in Peacham
https://t.co/N72K8eKJKS
@DeVonciFig A poem must come from an ever. It must be capable of infuriating. And it must contain the with. According to Wallace Stevens, you’re doing pretty alright.
“I hate everything that does not relate to literature; conversations bore me, to visit people bores me, the joys and sorrows of my relatives bore me to my soul. Conversation takes the importance, the seriousness, the truth, out of everything I think.”
Franz Kafka
Diary, 1918
Super looking forward to reading with these fine folks on the other side of the pond. If you plan to be in Glasgow, explain yourself. Also come to this reading.
@kaicarlsonwee What about films by folks like: Yorgos Lanthimos, Lars von Trier, Valdimar Jóhannsson, Ruben Östlund? It’s admittedly much harder to find these film makers than it had been. But the film making is super exciting. And of course Malick and Tarantino are still making films (ish).