APRIL 2020 FINDS
april 2020 finds is in time. because i had plenty of time, right? once again, the cover photo is pre-corona. 1.i finished the abysmal kids are not ok by ionut chiva. the story line was not credible and it got lost in a myriad of meaningless details. i didn’t think it was possible to use...
MARCH 2020 FINDS
march 202 finds is not necessarily a longer list than usual. that’s because my life was just as reclusive before corona came about. i hope everyone is ok, wherever you are. (the pic below is from last summer) 1.i have recently bought and read a novela grafica, sabrina by nick drnaso. it was the first...
FEBRUARY 2020 FINDS
february 2020 finds is here! 1.i’ll start with the berlin stuff. i spent one week there. it was kinda cold and the city seems a huge construction site. but i did have 3 sunny days. storm sabine/ciara seemed to be a huge problem, but we ultimately avoided it. 2. i went to the museum für fotografie,...
OCTOBER FINDS 2015
october finds 2015 seems to be a longer list than usual. i don’t know how i managed, since i’ve been working quite a lot (as you can see, i haven’t posted in 3 weeks). anyhow, i hope no one is complaining that the list is longer! 1. i will start with montage of heck: i didn’t like it. with...
SEPTEMBER 2015 FINDS
september 2015 finds is more happening than usual. it’s probably because i took some time off. so, get ready for a big, fat list of finds. 10. i spent a week at the seaside and i took a day trip to brasov. 9. i read two of marjane satrapi’s comics: broderies and persepolis on the train to brasov. i loved...
JULY 2015 FINDS
july 2015 finds comes a little late. but i’m sure you don’t mind! so, allow me to share this month’s highlights: 10. i watched midnight in paris by woody allen again. i liked it because the main character leads a second life featuring his personal heroes. i see myself in him, i also allow ghosts...
WHAT ELSE HAVE I BEEN READING
what else have i been reading is a short intro to the books i’ve read since this. it does not include tokyo on foot and houses and gardens in kyoto though. it does include two books i’ve already reviewed: a geek in korea here and a geek in japan here. hard boiled wonderland and the...
RECENTLY ON MY NIGHTSTAND
recently on my nightstand there has been a selection of books i read. i’m not going all out to review them. i’m just listing them and giving you the essential information, just in case you need some summer reading. crash by j.g. ballard. it’s a must-read classic featuring people fetishizing the human-machine interaction. really hot, too! as...
