a paris labyrinth
It’s difficult to keep track of what we’ve done — I keep a record in my little Moleskine which I carry everywhere, but without consulting it, our days blur into a whirl of museums and…
View PostIt’s difficult to keep track of what we’ve done — I keep a record in my little Moleskine which I carry everywhere, but without consulting it, our days blur into a whirl of museums and…
View PostYesterday, we headed out to find a shop I’d read about at various blogs, Merci — an interesting enterprise which sells designer goods from a variety of sources at discounted prices and donates some/most/all??? of…
View PostSo here’s the first of the Paris windows I promised you — although I appreciate the monumental and the iconic here, it’s as often the more everyday, smaller pleasures that delight me. The art that…
View PostThese are shots from St. Pancreas train station in London — in my admittedly limited experience, this is my favourite train station by far — it’s really a beautiful space and it’s clean and well-serviced…
View PostYesterday afternoon, I took a break from my essay-writing to attend a colloquium given by some of my colleagues in the English and the Fine Arts departments on William Blake and print culture. After a…
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