January 2012
59 posts
Watchwashingtonpoststyle:
Stephen Colbert interviews Maurice Sendak.
This is the greatest interview in the history of “The Colbert Report.” (Go to our actual tumblog if you have trouble watching on the dashboard.)
My dream recall has been getting better. Started to have a lucid dream during my nap today, but when I became aware, I couldn’t stay in it. The same thing usually happens—the person talking to me either suddenly stops talking and moving or the person’s speech starts to sound like a broken record. And then the clarity of the dream fades, and I wake up.
Anonymous asked: hi
A BBC interview with Vladimir Nabokov, 1962.
cafecontaylor:
Interviewer: In your new novel, Pale Fire, one of the characters says that reality is neither the subject nor the object of real art, which creates its own reality. What is that reality? Nabokov: Reality is a very subjective affair. I can only define it as a kind of gradual accumulation of information; and as specialization. If we take a lily, for instance, or any other kind of...
owlie asked: YOU LOOK AMAZING IN YOUR PHOTO just had to say that
Currently editing my films from last year and listening to Grouper and Vivaldi. I’m obsessed with Grouper and Vivaldi right now.