Lindsey Thornburg is a goddess. I’ve admired her cloaks for many, many years and feel thrilled to finally own a few of these gems. A lovely person and designer.
Shop and drool here: http://lindseythornburg.com/
The Leading Man by Evan Rehill
A little story by my sweetheart:
THE LEADING MAN
You know what they say about the hands and feet? None of it’s true. But what they say about the nose? It is. Listen to me talking to you. Ignore my hands and feet. Pay attention to the schnoz. All leading men lead with their noses. I wanted to be a leading man. I had a girl who said, Get your little mittens off the cantaloupes, another who said, You can’t kick into these sheets with sparrow’s feet. I said pay attention to the nose. Another said, You should get the nose fixed. I said you only fix a broken thing. She broke my nose. I cried like a prom queen. She kissed the blood from my lips. I climbed into her tiara. That was ten million years ago. Look at me now. Listen to my nose telling you what’s true.
(via http://blog.conveyormagazine.org)
*Evan Rehill’s work has been published in Open City, American Short Fiction, Instant City, and 14 Hills. He teaches at Pratt Institute and Rutgers University. Robotic arms: {www.evanrehill.com}
a beautiful interview and some beautiful photos by annabel graham.
The illustrious Lorin Stein in his office at The Paris Review. New York, November 2011. Read my article and interview with Lorin for Pas Un Autre here.
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Tom Waits being jazzy and sexy.
For The Chinese New Year and For Bill Berkson
“But I do not mean that tenderness doesn’t linger like a Paris afternoon or a wart, something dumb and despicable that I love, because it is silent.”
-Frank O’Hara
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