July 2012
24 posts
June 2012
23 posts
“One of our greatest mistakes is to believe that the poem, the novel, the...”
– Christian Tenbrook
Anonymous asked: I wish you would write a book with rough bindings filled with stories that weren't completely appropriate, that took you to the edge and dangled you there for a bit. What I mean to say is that people wouldn't usually say things like that, or in that sort of way. You do though. You write with your heart and let your mind sift through it's unpredictable lines until it finally makes...
Logical Reasoning (What It Feels Like to Take the...
It made me sick. It was the nerves or the coffee or the twelve-and-a-half-cigarettes-smoked-end-to-end or maybe all three (or fourteen point five, if you think like that), but there’s no worse feeling in the world. I mean it didn’t have to be so damn hot. All of us standing out there in that single-file line coiled around the building. So much tension down that line I probably could...
Anonymous asked: "One ought never to turn one's back on a threatened danger and try to run away from it. If you do that, you will double the danger. But if you meet it promptly and without flinching, you will reduce the danger by half. Never run away from anything. Never!" - Winston Churchill. This quote made me think of your blog for some reason.
Jesus and the Sparrows According to Thomas
“When this boy Jesus was five years old he was playing at the crossing of a stream, and he gathered together into pools the running water, and instantly made it clean, and gave his command with a single word. Having made soft clay he moulded from it twelve sparrows. And it was the sabbath when he did these things. And there were also many other children playing with him. When a certain Jew...
