Rereading A Good Book
February 23rd, 2008This weekend I started reading The Bombast Transcripts by Christopher Locke again. You can find most of the contents of that book here.
Entropy Gradient Reversals – Reading the Dictionary
for the first time I saw what language was: a shared dream of the world from which its dreamers seldom ever wake, a virtually seamless emblem representing the accreted memories of a billion years of biological evolution, twenty-five millennia of human culture, and a few dozen centuries of historical wars and wanderings filtered through the personal fantasy of a single lifetime.
His blog is here. Where you can find posts with images like this.
I think I found my new favorite blog. See you tomorrow maybe, most likely Monday.
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excuse me, i just want to see your website.
is this blog or website?
i guess you have the best hair cut.
Oops i don’t know if you haven’t a piece of hair. Probably it’s because of peppers.
Thanks for pointing me to rageboy.com – I love it – stumbled the dog / shoe pic! (Still giggling about it.)
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How cool to find this! Thanks. btw, my other site is a Mercedes Benz.
http://mysticbourgeoisie.blogspot.com/
(my friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends!)
~RB
Thank you for writing. I can barely make it through most books. And blogs, forget it. You would assume literature started with Slashdot and most writers cut their teeth and learned rhythm by typing out instruction manuals. I still must read that crap, so I take a vacation with your books. It helps with sanity.
thanks for posting
let try to read this book
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Hi Stephan,
Rage Boy is a fun and irreverent blog. Thanks for the tip. Hey, yours is a lot of fun too.Imagine making those books easier to digest. It goes well with the fucking peppers!
–Durano, done!
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The Brothers Karamasov novel remains on top of my shelf as a book excellent for “rereading.” Most of the times we forget what we learned from a book a month or two after the read. So we need rereading. Thanks for reminding.
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I haven’t read it yet, but do like Crime and Punishment.