Rabolas's Blog: at sixes and sevens, page 388
July 7, 2016
bookmania: Books are weapons in the war of ideas (by Boston...
Books are weapons in the war of ideas (by Boston Public Library)
Books are weapons in the war of ideas (by Boston Public Library)
"I write to find out what I think about something."
“I write to find out what I think about something.”
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Anne Carson, from The Art of Fiction No. 88
Book Geek Quotes #739
(via bookgeekconfessions)
the-flying-salmon: “I plead not guilty, your honor.” —Mark...
“I plead not guilty, your honor.” —Mark Twain
Photograph: Mondadori Portfolio via Getty.
“I plead not guilty, your honor.” —Mark Twain
I want to write, but more than that...
“I want to write, but more than that, I want to bring out all kinds of things that lie buried deep in my heart.”
- Anne Frank
July 6, 2016
Ai pazzi per amore, ai visionari, a coloro che...
A tutti gli illusi, a quelli che parlano al vento.
Ai pazzi per amore, ai visionari,
a coloro che darebbero la vita per realizzare un sogno.
Ai reietti, ai respinti, agli esclusi. Ai folli veri o presunti.
Agli uomini di cuore,
a coloro che si ostinano a credere nel sentimento puro.
A tutti quelli che ancora si commuovono.
Un omaggio ai grandi slanci, alle idee e ai sogni.
A chi non si arrende mai, a chi viene deriso e giudicato.
Ai poeti del quotidiano.
Ai “vincibili” dunque, e anche
agli sconfitti che...
Ai pazzi per amore, ai visionari,
a coloro che darebbero la vita per realizzare un sogno.
Ai reietti, ai respinti, agli esclusi. Ai folli veri o presunti.
Agli uomini di cuore,
a coloro che si ostinano a credere nel sentimento puro.
A tutti quelli che ancora si commuovono.
Un omaggio ai grandi slanci, alle idee e ai sogni.
A chi non si arrende mai, a chi viene deriso e giudicato.
Ai poeti del quotidiano.
Ai “vincibili” dunque, e anche
agli sconfitti che...
American publisher Sylvia Beach stands in the...
thedevineone:
American publisher Sylvia Beach stands in the doorway of her bookshop “Shakespeare & Company”, during the 1920s. The shop gained recognition for being run by the only person willing to publish James Joyce’s Ulysses in the English language and was regarded as a haven for American expatriates during the 1920s and 1930s.American publisher Sylvia Beach stands in the doorway of her bookshop “Shakespeare & Company”, during the 1920s.
at sixes and sevens
From my projects as an indie writer and poet, through everything about books and libraries, a blog on the world of indie Italian literature
I also run the blog Indie Shake&Co, where to find books self ...more
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