Long Story; Short Pier.

God, hes left as on aur oun.

Kat Sedia.

Homeless.

Block & Build.

The Politics of Forgetting.

Few, and carefully considered, and he broadcasts them like a beacon in every weather.

Martin Seay (of the Ke$ha essay linked above for the next little while) has written other things, of course; of course he has: he has a blog! —Today I read this longer piece on Norman Rockwell (and Spielberg, and Lucas, and a whole host of somethings else), and if you have a few minutes cleared at some point or other in the next little while, I urge you to do likewise.

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Cyril Connolly.

Parisian chairs.

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