dreamed i wrote a book called "the rise and fall of alice robb"

the urge to google-image characters in a novel

today i learned gustav klimt had 2 children named gustav

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enjoyed the chance to contemplate the big questions, e.g. why did David Lynch need 20,000 extras for the Mexico City shoot of Dune, and why were they paid in shoes? bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

so how out of fashion are skinny jeans? i ask as a millennial who recently tried on baggy pants and looked like she had 1 leg

LOVE AND NEED: THE LIFE OF ROBERT FROST’S POETRY by Adam Plunkett is coming from FSG next month. It’s a pathbreaking book that braids biography and criticism, and challenges simplistic narratives about Frost.

pre-library listening John O'Farrell

ℹ️ Cast announced for the London première of Jean-Philippe Daguerre’s FAREWELL MR HAFFMAN at Park Theatre from 5th March. Oscar Toeman will direct Michael Fox, Nigel Harman, Jennifer Kirby, Jemima Rooper and Alex Waldmann. 🎟️parktheatre.co.uk

2025: making and canceling plans to see the brutalist

where am i supposed to put my little thoughts now do i just keep them in my head

cool how every time i google something, the first result is made up

Juhea Kim will be KCCUK on Tuesday 15th April! She and Alice Robb will be discussing Juhea's latest novel, City of Night Birds!🩰🦢 kccuk.org.uk/en/

if gatsby were written today it would be like: Here is a dead man floating in a pool HOW DID WE GET HERE ?! Three months earlier ...

Korean author Juhea Kim (Beasts of a Little Land, City of Night Birds) in conversation this evening with ⁦⁦Alice Robb⁩ (Don’t Think Dear) talking about writing, Russia, and of course ballet. A brilliant evening! ⁦Oneworld Publications⁩ KCCUK⁩

The astounding economic power of the 'kidult'