On collecting physical media
Month: April 2026
Reading Bullet Points Magazine vol…
April evening magnolia
Random find while sorting my…
Random find while sorting my mom’s stuff. She never had a WSJ subscription, so no idea where the full 12/27/13 Arts section came from. Cool art though
Love of Lego inspired blind…
Love of Lego inspired blind man to make the sets more accessible | AP News
Gradually the has become…
Gradually the #Fediverse has become my preferred social media. Even after a couple years it still feels very random, which may be what I like best about it.
It often seems that if I don’t follow someone or something immediately, especially smaller accounts like mine, they’ll be lost forever.
Found this well-loved copy of…
Found this well-loved copy of the Gandalara Cycle by #RandalGarrett and #VickiAnnHeydron. I didn’t know Vicki wrote most of the series and finished three more books. I loved this in high school.
The Funambulists by Jonathan RovnerCreative…
The Funambulists by Jonathan Rovner
Creative Nonfiction Issue #23 – Mud Season Review
"Roland Barthes in his classic…
"Roland Barthes in his classic study of photography, Camera Lucida, uses two terms, punctum and studium, to descrube our reactions to photographs.
"The studium can be translated as what the photo represents in aesthetic and intellectual terms, wholly disconnected from our emotional response.
"The punctum can be translated as the wound of the photograph. It's both emotional and individual. The punctum for you might be different from my sense of the punctum in a photograph.
"It's a small detail that wounds us, a bou's crooked teeth in a photograph of smiling boys, a man shading his eyes from the sun in another."
–Robin Hemley, essay Lines that Create Motion, The Far Edges of the Fourth Genre
Camera Lucida : Reflections on Photography used book by Roland Barthes: 9780374532338
#robinhemley, #rolandbarthes, #creativenonfiction #savednotes
Just read it. Content warning…
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Just read it. Content warning on racist language. Still thinking about the story.










