Tuesday, 7 December 2010
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A conundrum in sixteen small comforts, square of four stones, from Molloy with the voice of Jack McGowran.
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A conundrum in sixteen small comforts, square of four stones, from Molloy with the voice of Jack McGowran.
A conundrum in sixteen small comforts, square of four stones, from Molloy with the voice of Jack McGowran.
BY MR KELLIE STRØM
Unless otherwise noted, all contents copyright © Kellie Strøm. StoryWorld art copyright © The Templar Company Ltd. Images by other artists and quotes from other writers are copyright © their respective rights holders.
Love for sale
- My Leporello book, Worse Things Happen At Sea
- My picture book, Sadie the Air Mail Pilot
- The Mad Professor’s Workshop
- Charlie Bone et le mystère de minuit
- Charlie Bone et la bille magique
- Charlie Bone et le garçon invisible
- Charlie Bone et le château des Miroirs
- Raymond Scott's Kodachrome
- & The Chesterfield Arrangements
ARCHIVE PICKS
For readers of the LRB
On Seymour Hersh’s Syria sarin story for the London Review of Books, linking to responses by:
A tribute to Shaun Downey, also known as blogger Jams O’Donnell of The Poor Mouth
The little-known adventures of a Danish bear in Glasgow
On storytelling and history, novelists and liars, and on stories of childhood by Jan de Hartog and Erich Kästner
Trying John Stuart Mill, and turning to Stuart Little instead
Cartoonists against fascism
On the reasoning used by the Danish Resistance to justify the killing of informers during the Nazi occupation
A handy list
Also some familiar arguments, on motive, on why conflict corrupts, on imposing democracy, on military intervention and why A is not equal to B, C or D.
Blog Archive
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December
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- Happy New Year . . .
- Rubbernecking the WikiLeaks ethics pile-up
- Again, Tulips Shall Grow
- Merry Herzog
- Mickey’s Orphans
- I blame Bonnie and Clyde
- Nightingale in colour
- Wild Oysters
- Fake ‘film’ found in London cinema
- Police Radio
- Where the action is . . .
- Tulips Shall Grow
- Daytime listening
- You are old, Father William
- After they got to him: Bubba Ho-Tep
- A fire in winter
- Turn over, old leaf
- Late night listening
- Masks
- Late night viewing
- Need some Scratch?
- Little Cat lights the match
- A nightingale
- The Hidden, and why even dumb pitchers got rools
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December
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Sites of delight
- Alagram
- Andrew Williamson
- Arja Kajermo
- Barnacle Press
- Basta Music
- Bud Benderbe
- Denis Kitchen
- Dermot Power
- Drew Friedman’s Prints
- Fletcher Hanks
- Gosh London
- I wish I had bought the blue ones
- Iakov Chernikhov
- In Our Time
- Irwin Chusid on WFMU
- John Dog Songs
- Kelly Hill
- Kiyo Tanaka
- Kjetil Berge
- Leroy Shield
- Lions of London
- Machiavelli by Don MacDonald
- Magazine Art
- Philip Moss
- Piet Schreuders
- Professor Potts
- Raoul Deleo
- Shaun P Downey
- Skateistan
- The Looniverse
- The Road Witch Trial
- zero mojo
- Zina Saunders
Music by John Dog
Blogs of joy and sorrow
- 300 m²
- 50 watts (formerly A Journey Round My Skull)
- A Line Less Ordinary
- Alfred Llupia
- Another Nickel in the Machine
- Any Cake?
- Art Inconnu
- ASIFA Hollywood Animation Archive
- Attempted Bloggery
- Bear Alley
- BibliOdyssey
- Blind Pony Books
- Blunt
- Cartoon Brew
- Chuck Pyle's Art
- Dangzo World
- Darryl Cunningham Investigates
- Dieselpunks
- Drew Friedman
- Ellis Nadler's Sketchbook
- English Russia
- Filboid Studge
- Funny Cute by Katie Rice
- Ger Apeldoorn
- Hairy Green Eyeball
- Hana’s Art Blog
- Hans Bacher
- Illustration Art
- Japonisme
- John Shelley
- Journalista
- Just Rambling Along
- Kevin Gendreau
- late night coffee shops
- Lines and Colors
- Mattias Inks
- Max’s Stuff
- Michael Barrier
- Michael Sporn
- Mike Lynch Cartoons
- Monster Brains
- Oscartoons
- Pink Tentacle
- Raymond Scott
- Renee French
- Ronald Searle Tribute
- Rosie Strawberry
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- She's Off Her Rocker
- Sietske in Beirut
- Sketching in Mauritania
- Some Lost, Some Found
- StairCaseNotes
- Steve Simpson
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- The Ghibli Blog
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- The Poor Mouth
- The Woodring Monitor
- Tigerloaf
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- Christopher Hitchens
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- David Thompson
- Deborah Lipstadt
- Dekhnstan
- Engage
- Euston Manifesto
- Fat Man on a Keyboard
- Flesh is Grass
- Francis Sedgemore
- Gauche
- Greens Engage
- Harry's Place
- Human Rights in Ireland
- Iraq Pundit
- Iraq the Model
- Iraqi Mojo
- Jeff Weintraub
- John Rentoul
- Marko Attila Hoare
- Martin Bright
- Martin in the Margins
- Meredith Tax’s Taxonomy
- Mick Hartley
- ModernityBlog
- Mystical Politics
- Normblog
- Obliged to Offend
- Oliver Kamm
- Peter Risdon
- PooterGeek
- Poumista
- Raincoat Optimism
- Seismic Shock
- Shiraz Socialist
- Shuggy
- Simply Jews
- Slugger O’Toole
- Soupy One
- Strangers into Citizens
- Stumbling and Mumbling
- Terry Glavin
- The New Centrist
- The Stark Tenet
- UK Human Rights Blog
- Under the Ocular Tree
- Your Friend in the North
On Iran
War and the other thing
- A Female Marine
- Abu Muqawama
- Afghanistan Conflict Monitor
- Arms Control Wonk
- Brown Moses Blog
- Danger Room
- EagleSpeak
- Flit
- Frontline Club Blogs
- Ghosts of Alexander
- Gunpowder & Lead
- Helmand Blog
- Information Dissemination
- Michael J Totten
- Michael Yon
- Restricted Data
- Russian Navy Blog
- Sietske in Beirut
- Sky Marshal Story
- Small Wars Journal
- The Duck of Minerva
- The Iraq Inquiry (UK)
- thruafghaneyes
- Tom Ricks
- UN Dispatch
missing paintings
One of my paintings has gone missing from the Ian Logan Design Shop, London. Can you help?
This painting was stolen from an exhibition at the Paludan Bookshop, Copenhagen, in 2007. Can you help find it?
1 comment:
In an open reel tape I have a recording of Beckett reading his own translation of Rimbaud's "Bateau Ivre". Sadly I don't have a machine to play it on!
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