keithharing : NB-0
The Brooklyn Museum is running scans of Keith Haring’s journals on Tumblr!
(via rachelfershleiser)
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Sometimes we want to unbelong as much as we want to belong.
Deborah Levy at Hazlitt
I was a kid who didn’t care what the consequences were; whatever consequence a parent could dream up was never as bad as how I already felt.
Some friends of mine that recently got married said, ‘Ah yes, the final test of getting married, combining your books on the same bookshelf.’ And I was like: 'the final test of getting married is getting divorced and seeing if that’s a good person to get divorced from.’
Catherine Lacey at Hazlitt
One of the funniest things I’ve read in a while (okay, I have an admittedly weird sense of humor), and it led me over to Daisy Alioto’s just as enjoyable piece over at
Paris Review.
I wanted to fall into love as if it were an active volcano, and annihilate myself.
Talia Lavin at the Village Voice
We need a sort of halfway house for books where they can go while we see if we can live without them, and if we can, they can complete the journey. A Little Free Bardo or something.
Chico McDirk at The Tournament of Books
There’s this prevalent though mistaken notion that girls grow up easily, whilst boys resist. As a feminine resistor, I’m insulted.
I once heard Michael Byers—one of the professors at the University of Michigan, where I did my MFA—say that at a certain point, the book starts to be a collaborator with you. It’s almost like it starts to tell you how to write itself. I love the idea that, at a certain point, the book starts coming into tune, begins to resonate with itself.
Celeste Ng at The Atlantic