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about handwriting and writing online
Art impression around one art work or phenomenon
my handwriting used to be different than it is now and I mean before my childhood
The book came as a dystopian answer, mocking the fear of many Frenchmen to be able to continue to live the life they used to live and loved.
365 pointless words (about Brexit)
Today is Thomas Mann’s birthday. He was born in 1875 (Lübeck, Germany). All over the world societies dedicated to his name and fame will have some kind of memorial moment.
The pencil is a powerful tool, carrying more symbolic weight than his fragile object body often can. A tool of protest often.
The title (Imperativo!) says it loud and clearly. It states the content with no delay. The second title (Femina e Canino) addresses two partners in crime ruling the waves of this paper (by)product generated during the process of developing the Come-Go-Stay project
A deeper look at the titles that are covered in a whole book dedicated to this phenomenon, entitled Twitterature The World’s Greatest Books Retold Through Twitter, teaches me a new insight.
Since I write on a more intense level I have a tendency to read more.
So I just wrote about the full moon and while I was writing about it, the fullness of the moon had already surpassed his fullness, by hours really.
I started blogging one year ago for the sheer love of writing.