止戈隹武 @herisson1010

Joined July 2011

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HarperVia @HarperViaBooks

12 months ago

🎉Happy Pub Day to THE LAST DREAM by Academy Award winner, Pedro Almodóvar! 📚 Meet the film legend at McNally Jackson Soho (@mcnallyjackson) on Tuesday, October 1st at 7-8PM. LINK IN BIO for details. Available in print, e-book, and audio featuring an all-star celebrity cast!

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Van Gogh Museum @vangoghmuseum

3 years ago

Van Gogh made this painting after seeing a black-and-white image of a work by the French painter François Millet. Van Gogh learned a lot from copying, and ‘What’s more, it will give me a studio decoration for myself or another’, wrote Vincent to his brother Theo. 🖼

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orange.ai @oran_ge

3 years ago

一句话生成PPT，GPT3自动写文，Dalle2自动配图 gen.page/bcg

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Travel Through Stories @travelstoriesyt

3 years ago

A "pseudotranslation" of a memoir-novel ostensibly written by a heteronym of one of Finland's most famous authors, Algot Untola, about the life of another of his heteronyms... This is exactly the kind of smart and playful book I needed this Thanksgiving break.

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sumaiya @amsumaiiya

5 years ago

Jorge Luis Borges Selects 74 Books for Your Personal Library | Open Culture openculture.com/2015/03/jorge-…

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Antiokhos in the West @AntiokhosE

5 years ago

@HellenisticPod And also 14th century China (Syriac Nestorian tombs from Quanzhou, Fujian)

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C.P. Cavafy @CCavafy

5 years ago

Greek writer Nikos Kazantzakis died #OTD 26 October 1957. Here, he recalls his memorable visit with C.P. Cavafy in Alexandria, Egypt, in 1927.

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Open Culture @openculture

5 years ago

Sean Connery (RIP) Reads C.P. Cavafy’s Epic Poem "Ithaca," Set to the Music of Vangelis openculture.com/?p=1083166

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David Hockney @ArtistHockney

5 years ago

Portrait of Cavafy II, David Hockney, 1966 tate.org.uk/art/artworks/h… #tatemuseum #museumarchive

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The Partial Historians🏺 @p_historians

5 years ago

Graeco-Phoenician marble anthropoid sarcophagus ~ last quarter of the C5th BCE The sarcophagus shows the head of a woman framed by hair with traces of red paint. At the foot of the box and on the lid is the Phoenician letter "shin."

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Ma’at @surimana16

5 years ago

The ancient Egyptians were the first to diagnose pregnancy and the gender of the fetus 4000 years ago, evidenced in the Berlin Papyrus, women wet barley and wheat grains with their urine, if the barley grew was a boy, if the wheat grew it was a girl, if none grew no pregnancy.

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止戈隹武 @herisson1010

5 years ago

The 50 Best Contemporary Novels Over 500 Pages | Literary Hub lithub.com/the-50-best-co…

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Emily Temple @knownemily

5 years ago

Wrote about all my favorite (recent!) short novels today: lithub.com/the-50-best-co…

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New Directions @NewDirections

5 years ago

NPR on ARTFORUM, the latest novella from the Argentinian master Cesar Aira: "giddy, unquestionably self-indulgent, and yet absolutely perfect." npr.org/2020/04/12/832…

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Tin House @Tin_House

6 years ago

Over in @nytimes, @jennshapland's MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF CARSON MCCULLERS is "a hard-won inquiry into how we seek out the truth of ourselves & others in ways that often ... aren’t straightforward, that arrive in our lives in glimmering bits & shards." ✨ nytimes.com/2020/02/04/boo…

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New York Times Books @nytimesbooks

6 years ago

Lydia Davis is our Vermeer, patiently observing and chronicling daily life from angles odd and askew. Parul Sehgal reviews "Essays One." nyti.ms/33m7ItI

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Farrar,Straus&Giroux @fsgbooks

6 years ago

Exciting news! "Flannery," a documentary about Flannery O'Connor, has won the inaugural Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film! The film combines interviews, archival footage, photographs, motion graphics, and voice actors. @nytimes nytimes.com/2019/10/16/mov…

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WorldLiteratureToday @worldlittoday

6 years ago

Writer & Bosnian refugee of war Adnan Mahmutović considers the Academy’s selection of Peter Handke for the Nobel. “This was a hard blow to me: one of those who, according to Handke, killed themselves, raped themselves, ethnically cleansed themselves.” ow.ly/3kpN50wNO5F