I am such a sucker for first edition books, especially from the first half of the 20th century. 

I am such a sucker for first edition books, especially from the first half of the 20th century. 

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rachelcomey:

Andrew Wyeth, Farm Road, tempera on masonite, 1979

rachelcomey:

Andrew Wyeth, Farm Road, tempera on masonite, 1979

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It is 12:20 in New York a Friday
three days after Bastille day, yes
it is 1959 and I go get a shoeshine
because I will get off the 4:19 in Easthampton
at 7:15 and then go straight to dinner
and I don’t know the people who will feed me

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Roe Ethridge, “Oysters,” 2005. 

Roe Ethridge, “Oysters,” 2005. 

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Are the following sentences the beginnings of essays or of short stories?

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Obsessed with this Rachel Comey scarf. “Baby alpaca fur, died of natural causes”! 

Obsessed with this Rachel Comey scarf. “Baby alpaca fur, died of natural causes”! 

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Get Ready...

  • Thessaly: I have a new girl crush.
  • Jenna: ME TOO! You go first.
  • Thessaly: Charlotte Gainsbourg.
  • Jenna: Ooh. Yes.
  • Thessaly: Who is yours?
  • Jenna: RIHANNA
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Stumbled upon this amazing print of a painting by Jane Mount, my friend and partner for her Ideal Bookshelf Project. 

Stumbled upon this amazing print of a painting by Jane Mount, my friend and partner for her Ideal Bookshelf Project

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This Bengali salmon dish is delicious and surprisingly simple. Only two steps! We served it with simple white rice (plus butter), Chardonnay, and cumin stir-fried snap peas. 

This Bengali salmon dish is delicious and surprisingly simple. Only two steps! We served it with simple white rice (plus butter), Chardonnay, and cumin stir-fried snap peas. 

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Stardust

Stardust is
the hardest thing
to hold out for.
You must
make of yourself
a perfect plane—
something still
upon which
something settles—
something like
sugar grains on
something like
metal, but with
none of the chill.
It’s hard to explain.

—Kay Ryan

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