paisleycat

If only I didn't have Aerosmith in my head, things would be perfect.

paisleycat Jun 03, 2009 09:47

Too many awesome things have happened for me to write about them all in the depth and detail they deserve. Instead a rollcall of goodness but without the benefit of any sort of order, alphabetical or otherwise.

-I just wrote down what will become my definition of the aesthetic novel. Seriously, I've been thinking about it and rather stumped for ( Read more... )

Thanks for putting up with my spam earlier

paisleycat May 27, 2009 22:43

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I deeply apologizing for spamming, but you guys can help Alex's music become famous!

paisleycat May 27, 2009 16:11

Hey there everyone. Alex just completed two remixes of Depeche Mode's "Peace" for DM's official remix contest hosted over at beatportal.com. Because the contest winners are determined in part by how many votes they get, I'm asking my and our friends - nay, BEGGING - to register an account at

http://www.beatportal.com

and to give his mixes a listen ( Read more... )

My mind as a worn passport heavy with stamps and slick with handling.

paisleycat May 25, 2009 01:24

I image we are all the inheritors of difference, little hybrids in our way and constantly innovating and evolving our senses of self as we go. We inherit, we create, we respond to the many worlds around us. What I do not know is how other people feel about this and how much they notice their own patchwork nature (if my imaginings are at all ( Read more... )

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paisleycat May 15, 2009 11:54

Reading List 2009

31. Language and Decadence by Linda Dowling www.amazon.com/Language-Decadence-Victorian-Fin-Siecle/dp/0691014728/ref=ed_oe_p

32. The Lost Stradivarius by John Meade Falkner en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lost_Stradivarius

Things have been great and busy for the past few days. Alex and I got to celebrate our third anniversary night before ( Read more... )

book list

Hipperdipiep hoera!

paisleycat May 11, 2009 23:29

Thanks for the good wishes, it all worked out fine ( Read more... )

Nothing is resolved, but this is a reminder

paisleycat May 11, 2009 12:30

"So too, Beardsley's is a textual world, inscribed and superinscribed with decorative motifs--in which for example, pearls embroidered over a blood-red slipper may be worn over a white silk stocking drawn over a leg painted over with black silhouettes. The ubiquitous decorative motifice, moreover, are to be 'read' as texts, for the inhabitants of a ( Read more... )