"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows

Sonno fame palmare

sonno fame palmare nuovo nessuno con cui chiacchierare mal di testa tonnellate di acquisti arretrati in fumetteria comprare regalo per Federica e-mail cui rispondere fissare appuntamento con Davide telefonare in studio rifare manicure scrivere al relatore andare in segreteria sollecitare il verbale scrivere all’avvocato spedire la diffida sollecitare i pagamenti scrivere le ricevute cercare casa cercare casa cercare casa

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Return from the Stars

Though I think I get what Lem was trying to do with this novel, I also understand the many people whose reaction has been “what the fuck did I just read?” The novel is about alienation, social estrangement, post-traumatic stress and culture shock, which are

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Mary E. Wilkins Freeman — A Discovered Pearl

“Wonder what’s goin’ on in the church?” Gilman Marlow stopped and stared slowly over at the church. It was a little white building with five pointed windows on each side. The windows were all streaming with light now, and the bright light showed from the

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Sabine Baring-Gould — Glámr

The following story is found in the Gretla, an Icelandic Saga, composed in the thirteenth century, or that comes to us in the form then given to it; but it is a redaction of a Saga of much earlier date. Most of it is thoroughly

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4 Comments
  • HowlingWolf
    Posted at 12:08h, 28 January Reply

    Comincia a fermarti tu, per dieci minuti (ma anche cinque). Respira a fondo, lentamente, e poi riparti.

    Se riuscirai a farlo abbastanza spesso, dovrebbe giovarti.

  • impbianco
    Posted at 10:13h, 29 January Reply

    Quoto il primo commento. Stacca per un pò la spina ed andrà meglio! :P

    X-Bye

    p.s.:ho fatto un’intervista a Luca Scatasta…ecco qui il link ;)

    http://guide.dada.net/marvel_comics/interventi/2008/01/320753.shtml

  • Quadrilatero
    Posted at 11:55h, 29 January Reply

    Io direi di iniziare dai fumetti arretrati :-)

  • Shelidon
    Posted at 15:20h, 29 January Reply

    @ Lupo: cinque minuti? Averceli, cinque minuti!

    @ Imp: complimenti! Da qui non riesco ad aprirla, ma la leggerò appena possibile.

    @ Quadrilatero: fatto. Contenti? :-p

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