— Chekhov and Tolstoy
There are many photographs of Chekhov, but I’ve never come across this one before.
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Every compulsion is put upon writers to become safe, polite, obedient, and sterile. Sinclair Lewis
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There are many photographs of Chekhov, but I’ve never come across this one before.
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The bad news first: the film is far too long. It should have been cut from its present running time of 135 minutes to around 90. On the other hand, didn’t Dylan himself once make a film that ran for 5 hours?
The film, by Director Todd Haynes, is a rumination inspired by the various lives [...]
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BLDG BLOG reports (with photographs) on the bookshop constructed inside a converted Dominican church in Maastricht, which has won an architectural interiors prize.
. . . it achieves a weirdly ironic overlap in which two cultural spaces, both on the verge of extinction, at least in Western Europe – and I’m referring here to the [...]
From the work of Eric Lafforgue
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