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Spooky Like (Halloween 100, Second Edition)
Postcard. Adams, Tennessee, 1909. Via Library of Congress.
For your creepy-crawly All Hallows’ Eve needs—and spooky, too, on all eves in the meantime—I present the second annual Tropical Depression Halloween mixtape. Once again, the Tropic...
A heap of broken images
Here’s your eighteenth periodic digest post reviewing the last few entries and tossing in some recommendations, tidbits, etc.
Print from Ford Photographic Color Lab, ca. 1960s. Via Midwestern Americana.
Foundlings, stars,
black, full o...
You Can Have the Crown
Rudy Gobert PTSD bait. Via Library of Congress.
Among all forms of mistake, prophecy is the most gratuitous.
—George Eliot (Middlemarch)
I love the pain of the game.
—Dennis Rodman
I didn’t leave my family to lose in the second round...
Certain Sounds in Country Music 1977-1979
Here is a mixtape with 51 country songs—one for every state in the union plus the District of Columbia—released between 1977 through 1979. See below for track list and liner notes. Previous mixtapes can be found here. (Little Richard! Incan...
Summer reading
This summer, even more than my usual habit, I moved between a bunch of books at one time. I found that this practice helped fight against the deterioration in my attention, though one could argue it was a kind of surrender, too. But it work...
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