Ursula K. Le Guin’s NO TIME TO SPARE is a delight, a potent reminder of the gift of her words.
This week, at Parenthetical Recluse… as one creative experiment ends, a new one begins: Farewell, Daily / Hello, Weekly
A solid list to facilitate T1D sanity, via Beyond Type One.
EarBliss, 26jan2020/AM… THE INVISIBLE LIGHT: ACOUSTIC SPACE, by T Bone Burnett, Jay Bellerose, & Keefus Ciancia.
Current (ohdeargod the world is a terrifying place but at least it’s a world where Jack Kirby made comic books) rotation, 25jan2020.
Meanwhile, at Parenthetical Recluse… Primary Visions
Finally finished season five of PEAKY BLINDERS. First impression: started strong but fizzled out. Still, looking forward to season six - though I’m beginning to think a tighter season five would’ve been a better endpoint.
Meanwhile, at Parenthetical Recluse… On Adapting to Adaptations
Meanwhile, at Parenthetical Recluse… Notes on Bedtime Screen-Reading AKA Dispatches from the Flipside of Ocular Torture
EarBliss, 23jan2020/AM… BRAHMS: STRING QUARTETS AND PIANO QUINTET, by Emerson String Quartet and Leon Fleisher.
Finished Atwood’s THE TESTAMENTS last night: in spite of a somewhat rushed ending, I think it’s her best since THE BLIND ASSASSIN.
An invaluable lesson, re-learned: it’s the not the pretzels that go in the refrigerator but the opened bottle of salad dressing.

