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High Noon Urchins
This week’s theme: In with the new! Sarah Geo Margaret Next week’s theme: Bad Habits. UMail us photos of your dirty dishes, chewed off nails, or whatever it is you do. Seriously… we’re probably the only people in the world … Continue reading
Posted in Collaborative, High Noon Urchins
Tagged csi: miami, Geo Ong, haircut, High Noon Urchins, In with the new, margaret hedderman, mold, samuel beckett, sarah jost
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Writers by Magnum Photos
by Geo Ong The other night I was scouring the shelves of East Village Books and found a thin collection of portraits called Writers. The book’s back cover synopsis sums it up perfectly: Writers at home, working at their desks, … Continue reading
Posted in Fine Arts, Geo, Literature
Tagged a streetcar named desire, black and white photography, broadway, bruce davidson, carson mccullers, david seymour, east village books, Francoise Sagan, george davis, george rodger, henri cartier-bresson, magnum photos, nicolas tikhomiroff, philipppe halsman, photographers, photography, portraits, robert capa, samuel beckett, street photography, tennessee williams, vladimir nabokov, w. eugene smith, waiting for godot, william burroughs, william vandivert, writers
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Adventures in Bookselling
By Geo Ong As a bookseller for an independent bookshoppe, I work a lot of book events: author signings, book release parties, things like that. Some of these are fun. I’ve meet a lot of authors, and most of them … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Money, Geo, Literature
Tagged beverly hills, book events, book release party, books, bookstores, borders, chain bookstores, chris cleave, corporate bookstores, diesel bookstore, independent bookstores, libraries, money, richard matheson, samuel beckett, used books, william shakespeare
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Only the Irish…
By Sarah Jost When we were moving to London, Geo and I had layovers at Dublin Airport only several hours apart. I saw this etching near my gate and left Geo a note below it. …would be cool enough to … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays, Literature, Sarah, Travel
Tagged bulmers pear cider, damien rice, dublin airport, ireland, irish, james joyce, samuel beckett, st. patrick's day
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Lest You Prefer God-Awful Clothing
By Geo Ong In the play Endgame by Samuel Beckett, a character by the name of Nagg tells a story about a man visiting a tailor in England. Here is a somewhat paraphrased version of the story: An Englishman, needing a … Continue reading
Posted in Examples in Urchinism, Geo, Literature, That's What They Said, Theatre
Tagged absurdism, clothes, drama, endgame, england, excerpts, fin de partie, god, play, samuel beckett, tailor, Theatre, theatre of the absurd
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