Tag: book review
Computing Books | 2223
I realised I knew very little about the history of computing. Here’s two books I read recently correcting my ignorance.
The Puppets in the Drama House | 2111
I just read a book about Tholpavakoothu. A traditional form of folk shadow puppetry performing the Ramayana practiced in Kerala, South India.
Speaking Of Printmaking
Like many people doing important work – it seems that his chosen medium came to him, rather than him seeking it out.
It Was Simple Enough
Yeah Boi! 101 posts! I thought it might be fun to go back to post 000 from back in the heady days of my late 20’s and review: its july 2012 and i turn 27 this month. i thought maybe its about time i started a blog.. 000: seems simple enough Good for you. Why don’t…
Dispatches from a Sick Bed
I’ve been sick since last Wednesday Night/Thursday morning. chesty cough, fever sweats the whole she-bang.
Thus Spoke The Plant | 1902
Thus Spoke The Plant Is the most important book I’ve read this century. Gagliano needs a Nobel
New Dark Age (?)
Went to see Ben Vickers in conversation with James Bridle. I got James to sign my book because I’m a sucker for friends publishing things
EndSerenading
Recovery from last week continues. A birthday and building of flatpack furniture.
Well, fuck them. Make it personal
Oh so sick, just mark the middle of our door with a red cross a foot long. I’m writing this with an extremely light head. Narrative Jay Springett, uno de los principales paladines del solarpunk como movimiento, el objetivo es responder a la gran pregunta: βΒΏquΓ© aspecto tiene una civilizaciΓ³n sostenible y cΓ³mo podemos llegar…
A rich palette of ecosystems
It’sΒ frustrating that it costs you well over Β£10 to step out your front door in London. Hashtag 2018 I suppose.