Kermit Lynch: Adventures On The Wine Route
an engaging (tho sexist) 1980s history of wine in France
an engaging (tho sexist) 1980s history of wine in France
an excellent book
some notes on a book of notes about lighthouses
some old vids of *your* favourite mentally ill poet-blogger
exclusive look at a new poetry film by scott manley hadley!
uninspiring 1940s travel writing
a pre-release post on a novella about Russian conscripts
pacy thriller; terrible bookstore; hot summer heat
Reading Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities while in Venice is like
great memoir about youth and scouting
fiction about child soldiers that felt a little underdone
during a brief solo trip to Montreal, scott reads a blistering take-down of the musical Hamilton and makes a personal announcement
great speculative fiction; scott visits quebec city
my domestic holiday begins with unexpected news; Lawrence eviscerates Xianity
thoughts on a 1922 essay on travel
another excellent book about marcel marcel marcel
if u see a dead racoon at the side of the road
re-reading Joan Didion for the first time in my life
peepee not for me
sleazy, sexy, postmodern novel
Richard Wright in Franco’s Spain and other fragments
big post on privilege, re-wilding, ageing; a phenomenal read
truly one of the greatest recent works of fiction
i, basic, enjoy some popular fiction
a great novel but mainly me whinging about winter
excellent mid-life crisis novel
lovely object with an essay on more than three things
I’ve been ignoring my depressive relapse by studying AIDS
acclaimed canadian steampunky slavery novel
another racist travel book
in the relentless cold I seek escape
a great Japanese novel
short post that took a month to not write
a little bit of Vitamin D…
An un-Lawrentian D.H. Lawrence biography
read good book, do bad exercise
700 pages of Lowryian bliss…
Thomas Mann, Thomas Mann, Thomas Mann, What A Very Thom Man
like my life, a novel that’s half tragedy, half farce
ideologically, i’d love to tear this apart, but i cannot…
it’s my 30th birthday
why I owned but didn’t read this book for five years (anger, depression)
another ruddy belter from enard who i love
some really gorgeous prose
love love love love love… and books
pleasantly surprised by what I expected to be trash
sad man scotty writes about being sad
very very good Argentine poems
a book about an unfamiliar struggle
So I walk on towards deaths (plural) in the cooling twilight