Portrait of a man holding a letter, Giovanni Battista Moroni, d 1578
Languages ranked from easiest to hardest for English speakers - Infographic found here.
(via whataboutthemenses)
NAP has too many books, chapbooks, and lit mags.
NAP thinks it is unhealthy for books to sit on a shelf and not be read.
NAP thinks maybe one of you will want to read these books.
NAP is going to give away a medium flat rate priority box full of books.
(Winner must live in the United States)One winner will be selected at random on MAY 1 2013 @ 12:01 am EST
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Books included:
Cataclysm Baby - Matt Bell
Antwerp - Roberto Bolano
The Aleph - Jorge Luis Borges
Prize Winners - Ryan Bradley
In Watermelon Sugar - Richard Brautigan
Revenge of the Lawn - Richard Brautigan
The Weather Stations - Ryan Call
Numbers in the Dark - Italo Calvino
The World of Apples - John Cheever
AM/PM - Amelia Gray
Variations of the Sun - M Kitchell
How the Days of Love & Diphtheria - Robert Kloss
Thursday - Chad Redden
This American Life - Ben Tanzer
The Disinformation Phase - Chris Toll
A Cool Million and The Dream Life of Balso Snell - Nathanael West
To the Chapel of Light - Joshua Young
We Are All Good If They Try Hard Enough - Mike YoungChapbooks included:
Crush Dream - Lonely Christopher
Oak Ridge - Adam Moorad
Tiny People - Russ WoodsJournals included:
Caketrain 9
Hobart 11,12,13,14
The Newer York 2
Reality Hands 2PLUS WHATEVER ELSE NAP CAN FIND TO PUT INTO THE BOX
I have too many books but I want more too many books.
(via onehundreddollars)
“Okunoshima is a small Japanese island, located in the Inland Sea of Japan, in the Hiroshima Prefecture. What’s special about this place is that it is completely crawling with rabbits – a bunny paradise of sorts. Nicknamed the Rabbit Okunoshima attracts thousands of animal lovers every year. Feeding bunnies can be one of the most relaxing pastimes, and people come here to do just that. The island is a popular day-trip and weekend holiday destination.”
(via whataboutthemenses)
Chemistry demos are the best.
To all those people who always say they wish that things like magic exist, here you go, science is magic.
(Source: randomweas, via whataboutthemenses)