Sunday Papers: Cornell Woolrich

 

"Friendship blooms quickly in the hothouse atmosphere of travel; within the space of hours, sometimes, it's already full-blown. Then just as suddenly is snapped off short, by the inevitable separation of the travelers.  It seldom if ever survives that separation for long. That is why, on ships and trains, people have fewer reticences with one another, they exchange confidences more quickly, tell all about thmselves; they will never have to see the same people again, and worry about what opinion they may have formed, good or bad."

 

On the turntable:  Grateful Dead, "1977-05-08 Cornell"

 

(untitled)

 

Across a gentle canvas of

A soft winter sunset,

I spilled my ink.

 

 

On the turntable:  Grateful Dead, "1977-12-31, Winterland"

 

Sunday Papers: Warren Beatty

  

"There's nothing can destroy the Democratic Party like a Democrat."

 

On the turntable:  Grateful Dead, "Fillmore Auditorium, 11/19/66" 

Deep Kyoto Video Walks II

 

Join John Dougill on a stroll down the Kamogawa. An excerpt from the Deep Kyoto Walks anthology.

 

http://www.deepkyoto.com/deep-kyoto-walks-paperback.../

 

On the turntable:  Grateful Dead, "1978-01-13, Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara, CA"  

Sunday Papers: Robert Twigger

 

"Fascism is rooted in fear. Communism is rooted in envy."

 

On the turntable:  Grateful Dead, "1977-05-01 Palladium, NYC"

Travel, Revisited

 

 

Happy to be a part of this issue, with a book review on Okinawa, and full article on a lesser-known fire festival along the Sea of Japan. 

 

https://kyotojournal.org/.../kyoto-journal-issue-99.../

 

On the turntable: Grateful Dead, "1977-10-07, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM" 

 

Sunday Papers: Kawai Kanjiro

"Work is not solitary, even if it's the work of one person."


On the turntable:  Moby, "18"

Happy Moo Year!