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See Solomon Marcus in this journal.

Related art —

Related fictions: The Seventh Function of Language  (2017)
and Lexicon  (2013).  I prefer Lexicon .

"What could go wrong?"  See . . .

The producers of "Spotlight," a 2015 film about The Boston Globe —

Irony. Get it?

An April 25, 2015, Internet review of "The Dead Pool" (1988) —

"The biggest problem with this movie is the fact that 
we have Liam Neeson and Clint Eastwood on the screen 
at the same time and they are not facing off 
in a battle of badass action stars. 
Neeson wasn’t really considered to be much more than 
a supporting character at this point in his career, 
but his recent action run proves that he is the goods."

— Geno McGahee

Click to enlarge the above IMDb screenshot.

See also a related May 16 review from The Boston Globe .

I prefer the remarks of J. G. Ballard linked to here on May 11.

See also Museum Quality (Jan. 13, 2014).

"It is with tremendous sadness that we inform you
that Feral House founder and publisher, Adam Parfrey 
passed away Thursday, May 10, 2018."

— Facebook early on Friday morning (12:41 AM)

This  journal early on Thursday  morning (12:25 AM) —

"And they were singin' . . ."

Midrash added today —

And singin', and singin' . . .

See also May 9, 2008.

Update of 12:25 AM ET —

"And they were singin' . . ."

"This month also includes the debut of page numbers!!!"

— Ian T. Durham, Saint Anselm College, July 2006

See as well a July 2006 discussion of page numbers here .

Nostalgie de la Boue

 "Odd-numbered (recto) pages
read from the gutter (inside margin)
towards the fore-edge;
even-numbered (verso) pages
read towards the gutter."

— From The Golden Compasses , 
     "Appendix 8: Impositions and
     Folding Schemes" (page 526).

For Wrinkle in Time  fans —

Enthusiasts of la boue  may consult Log24 posts about the above date.

From The Rockburne Files  —

In memory of Anatole Katok, who reportedly died on Walpurgisnacht,
two readings from a source cited by Dan Brown in his recent novel
Origin —

Brown is reportedly a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy and
of Amherst College.

Those associated with institutions that are more respectable
may prefer Katok on entropy.

From a search in this journal for Desmic  —

"As the chaos grew . . . ."

"We have, in fact, the corners of a cube . . . ."

• Hardcover: 520 pages
• Publisher: Harvard University Press (April 16, 2018)

Related material — Alma Maman .

"Keep your Journals. I will collect your
entire semester’s work on 12/12."

— The late University of Montana humanities 
professor Michael Kreisberg in 2002.

See also this  journal on 12/12, 2002.

Part I — From 1:30 AM Tuesday —

Tom Wolfe in The Painted Word   (1975) —

“I am willing (now that so much has been revealed!)
to predict that in the year 2000, when the Metropolitan
or the Museum of Modern Art puts on the great
retrospective exhibition of American Art 1945-75,
the three artists who will be featured, the three seminal
figures of the era, will be not Pollock, de Kooning, and
Johns-but Greenberg, Rosenberg, and Steinberg.
Up on the walls will be huge copy blocks, eight and a half
by eleven feet each, presenting the protean passages of
the period … a little ‘fuliginous flatness’ here … a little
‘action painting’ there … and some of that ‘all great art
is about art’ just beyond. Beside them will be small
reproductions of the work of leading illustrators of
the Word from that period….”

Part II — Hollywood Moment

Part III — The Kreisberg Syllabus

Part IV — Montana Sunset

Peter Woit in his weblog today —

This  weblog on that date, St. Patrick's Day 2014 — 

The New York Times  front page story linked to above —

"Ay que bonito es volar . . ."

Continued from Nov. 29, 2015.  See Interview + Emma Watson.

From the BBC America series "Intruders" —

See posts now tagged Madison Time.

Own this business?

No.

See, however,
cullinane.design.