He Talks Like a Gentleman...





The Willing Suspension of Tastelessness



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cantgohomeagain: Fuck this. Don’t do this. Don’t ever do this. If any of you young writers are listening out there, to me, please: don’t do this.  Why? Well mostly because it’s solipsistic and narcissistic and all the other istics. Because it will leave you feeling empty and alone, to share others’ secrets and insecurities, the things they shared with you, the things they trusted you with. You are breaking their trust. This will empty you out from the inside. Mostly because it will leave you alone. If anyone you come close with is exposed, people will stop coming to you. Or, worse, the only people who will come to you are the ones who WANT to be exposed, and they will use you, use you so you can write about them, and this will leave you feeling emptier than anything ever. Observe. Watch. Listen. Listen to everything. Look for the evil in the world. Look for the beauty. Listen some more. Then read everything you can get your hands on. Then you can start writing. Don’t mistake exposure for depth. Those who expose are cowards. They’re pimps, making currency off the hearts of others. Don’t do that shit. Don’t do it. Don’t do it. Don’t do it. (via @faganchelsea)
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I was baring my soul and all anybody took away from ihttp:// httpt is that I didn't like Food & Liquor 2 hahaha

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hetalkslikeagentleman: “The hot Mediterranean landscape. Dust on the bicycle tires. The sun on her tanned arms. Their shadows mingling. The flutter of butterflies above the tangled hedgerow. The crumbling wall at the field’s edge is the result not of the sudden obliteration of bombs, but of the slow attrition of the seasons. It is possible to grow old in this landscape. All the sounds— the rustle of cicadas, the noise of his boots on the road, the slow whir of the bicycle— offer an irenic contrast to the deafening machinery of tanks and artillery. The photograph would be diminished without the bicycle; it would be ruined without her long hair. Her hair says: this is how she was when he left, she has not changed, she has remained true to him.” Otherwise Known as the Human Condition by Geoff Dyer
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bugwork: Quentin Tarantino’s reply to 13 year old’s fan letter “Dear Sarah Thank you for your very lovley letter. It’s the best letter I’ve gotten all year long. I’m glad you loved “Dusk”, it was one of my favrote times making a movie. And I feel my best performance so far. It’s cool to hear a girl into horror flicks. Rock on Sarah!! Do you know about Itallion horror film maker Mario Bava? He did Blood and Black Lace, Black Sunday and Black Sabbith. He’s one of my favrotes. I read your letter to Mira, she loved it too. Write me anytime. I can’t wait for you to get your hands on a camera too. With all my love (Signed)”
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artcomesfirst: Chittleborough & Morgan, Saville Row photographed by Andrew Butler
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