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Super Poems

Sophie Pollitt-Cohen wrote 1 month ago: The Human Torch burning bright In a plot line inspired by Robert Frost’s poem Road Not Taken, fictio … more →

Tags: History, Literature, media, Popular Culture

Banner image: John Sell Cotman4 comments

Ian Garrick Mason wrote 2 months ago: Though few members of the public give much thought to ranking the prestige of different art forms, i … more →

Tags: History, Girtin, John Sell Cotman, Turner, watercolour painting, Wordsworth

The Eiffel Tower: Victim or Monster3 comments

Jeet Heer wrote 3 months ago: Toppling the Eiffel Tower: a common fantasy. If movie trailers are to be trusted, the new G.I. Joe f … more →

Tags: Sigismund Krzyzanowski, eiffel tower, g. I. Joe, rise of cobra, War of the worlds, Mars Attacks, Independence Day, Armageddon

Deodorant Ads Help Us Learn About an Important Word: Incitement

Sophie Pollitt-Cohen wrote 3 months ago: A problem and solution all in one ad.   Sophie Pollitt-Cohen writes:   Important ideas are all aroun … more →

Pages From a Reading Life1 comment

Jeet Heer wrote 3 months ago: Pages Books as seen through Michael Cho's eyes. Pages Books and Magazines opened in 1979, so it … more →

Tags: Pages Book Store

Banner image: John Wolseley4 comments

Ian Garrick Mason wrote 3 months ago: A detail from “A History of Parrots, Drifting Maps and Warming Seas”, by John Wolseley ( … more →

Tags: Environment, Australia, John Wolseley

A Garden at Last for Kolakowski4 comments

john haffner wrote 4 months ago:                 I was sorry to hear from Jeet’s recent post that Leszek Kolakowski had died. A … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Personalities, History

Noblesse Oblige from Japan Tobacco

john haffner wrote 4 months ago:                         The Wall Street Journal has just translated from Japanese a hilarious interv … more →

Tags: media, Popular Culture, Asia, Japan, Personalities, Film and documentary, health, ironic humour, Japan Tobacco

Banner image: Henrik Håkansson

Ian Garrick Mason wrote 4 months ago: A detail from Henrik Håkansson’s Broken Forest (2006). Håkansson is a Swedish artist (he … more →

Tags: Banner, Environment, Henrik Hakansson, Power plant

Support Our Loops1 comment

Sophie Pollitt-Cohen wrote 4 months ago: What are these people talking about?   Sophie Pollitt-Cohen writes: Ads for the new movie “In The Lo … more →

Tags: loopiness

Banner image: Bruce Haley

Ian Garrick Mason wrote 4 months ago: A detail from a picture in Bruce Haley’s “Timber Industry” project, shot in Oregon … more →

Tags: Environment, Foreign Affairs, Bruce Haley, timber industry, War Photography

The Uses of Nostalgia5 comments

Jeet Heer wrote 4 months ago: Robert Crumb’s nostalgia for that old time music.   Nostalgia is a suspect emotion, both psych … more →

Tags: media, Philosophy, Popular Culture, chris ware, Seth, Robert Crumb, Fredric Jameson, Walter Benjamin, Coen Brothers

Listen to Metcalf1 comment

Jeet Heer wrote 5 months ago: John Metcalf. As I often note, we at Sans Everything are nothing if not eclectic in our passions: an … more →

Tags: Literature, John Metcalf

Cleopatra's Dessert and Shark Fin Soup1 comment

john haffner wrote 5 months ago:             At a Brussels nuclear law conference in 2007, I gave a technical paper on intergeneratio … more →

Tags: Foreign Affairs, Environment, Philosophy, Asia, Japan, Personalities, History, cleopatra, shark fin soup

Tennis Vagabond: a story of tennis, evil and everything else3 comments

john haffner wrote 5 months ago:             Sans Everything depends not only on its writers, but also its readers. Given the huge di … more →

Tags: media, Literature, Popular Culture, Personalities, Film and documentary, sex, sachs, O'Rourke, Tennis Vagabond

The Achievement of Chris Oliveros1 comment

Jeet Heer wrote 5 months ago: Adrian Tomine’s portrait of Chris Oliveros. Drawn and Quarterly, one of the world’s prem … more →

Tags: Popular Culture

Introducing Sophie Pollitt-Cohen2 comments

Jeet Heer wrote 5 months ago: Blogs are driven by passion, and a notable feature of Sans Everything is the cacophony of competing … more →

Tags: Literature

Banner image: Matt Schlian

Ian Garrick Mason wrote 6 months ago: A detail from Matt Schlian’s “Omnivore”. Schlian is a paper engineer and teacher; … more →

Tags: Folding, Matt Schlian, Paper-engineer

An Orphan Annie Interview

Jeet Heer wrote 6 months ago: Perhaps my happiest experience as a freelance writer was publishing in Lingua Franca, the late, much … more →

Tags: little orphan annie, Harold Gray


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