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Aug 27
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They talk of my drinking but never my thirst.
— Scottish saying
[via sycamore, via whokilled]
Aug 26
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Manze Dayila’s skirt of veves ♥

Dressed to the nines in a black suit, face painted half white-half black with a cross on each cheek and donning dark sunglasses, Gede, the spirit of life, death, and transformation, began to appear every November first, thanks to Dayila. Some Haitians were shocked that a woman would take on this role; others were deeply moved. “When I reached the subway, people really paid respect, and I felt so big. I felt pride and joy, to see how people received it.” It’s now an annual tradition.
—-(press release for her new album Solé)

Manze Dayila’s skirt of veves

Dressed to the nines in a black suit, face painted half white-half black with a cross on each cheek and donning dark sunglasses, Gede, the spirit of life, death, and transformation, began to appear every November first, thanks to Dayila. Some Haitians were shocked that a woman would take on this role; others were deeply moved. “When I reached the subway, people really paid respect, and I felt so big. I felt pride and joy, to see how people received it.” It’s now an annual tradition.
—-(press release for her new album Solé)

Aug 22
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Jano, Ocumichu, Michoacan(Graciela Iturbide, 1980)
Jano, Ocumichu, Michoacan
(Graciela Iturbide, 1980)
Aug 21
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[Above: the tiny, tiny handwriting of Robert Walser]

(I just found a new Robert Walser translation.  My heart is beating very fast, I won’t lie.)
[Above: the tiny, tiny handwriting of Robert Walser]

(I just found a new Robert Walser translation. My heart is beating very fast, I won’t lie.)
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Walser, who had always been an enthusiastic wanderer, began to take extended walks, often by night.
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“The patient confessed hearing voices.” (Walser’s 1929 medical records)
“The patient confessed hearing voices.” (Walser’s 1929 medical records)
Aug 20
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