A Building Roam

I could probably piggyback a Brain Pickings post at least once a week or so. It's surely one of the finest blogs on the internet and a ...

Since first hearing about the documentary Room 237 about a year and a half ago, I've become increasingly interested in the artform o...

I don't know how it took me all this time before I finally discovered Moondog. But, thanks to the glory of the internet, once I taste...

Happy New Year! I must apologize for yet another extended absence (more than 2 months without any posts here) as my life continues to unde...

In loosely chronological order... 1. Masks of the Illuminati by Robert Anton Wilson This was my first experience of RAW's fictiona...

Via New Scientist : Between AD 600 and 1850, more than 3000 step wells were dug, by hand, in the Indian provinces of Gujarat and Rajast...

All hail Lagares, the biggest bright spot on another losing team. Another New York Mets season is about to be put in the books and with ...

I recently re-watched one of my favorite films of all time, Children of Men , and the appearance of Picasso's Guernica caught my eye...

There have been a few periods of long neglect in this blog's three-plus years of existence, but none which have coincided with as muc...

Despite the air of its lofty reputation being one of haughty, high-brow , ivory tower academic density and seriousness, Ulysses is a da...

Personaje Astrale by Remedios Varos (1961) Somehow I've only just recently heard of this woman . The internet is a glorious place....