“Multiple Worlds Vying to Exist”: Philip K. Dick and Palestine
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Jonathan Lethem at The Paris Review: Dick’s use of the name New Israel
in Martian Time-Slip is pretty stock. Dick traveled beyond North America
only once, ...
1 hour ago
Hello Lulu:
ReplyDeleteWe imagine that in all probability you are expecting, if not provoking, comment on matters animal [whether they be with four or two legs].
However, as usual when we arrive at your blog, our minds stray to other things which catch our eyes.
Today, we are intrigued by your radiator. Ours in Budapest are identical and took forever and a day to negotiate, finally arriving via Slovakia. Did yours come this way too?
Is that the wooden rod the Editor will use to whip the Camera Boys?
ReplyDeleteI can't help but wonder what the significane is of that generously proportioned bare ass in one of the pictures.
ReplyDeleteOoh...sorry, I said "significane" rather than significance. Maybe something to do with what xl said.
ReplyDeleteWhat sort of magazines do you read??
ReplyDeleteCan you come decorate my office next?
ReplyDeleteWho is the chap in the sombrero, and what's going on with his trousers?
ReplyDeleteJ& L - goodnes me I'd ave thought Hungary was riddled with lovely radiators. These ones are the original ones that came with the building (Brunel designed it so I would expect him to have impeccable taste)
ReplyDeletexl - yes
Louciao... Inspiration darling ... inspiration
Gadjo - same sort as you I bet
Nursey - you bet - any excuse to come to Melbourne
Eryl .. That's Emilio Zapata in his homoerotic chaps
the editor does indeed enjoy the aesthetic fruitfulness of the wall, in fact he is happy that his chair is devoid of a swivel function as he fears his time would be spent happily whiling away the hours inventing fun and exciting links betwixt each part of the inventive collage
ReplyDeleteNo swivel chairs were put in that suite for good reason - there is such a thing as too much fun you know Mr Matey Boy
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