Blogs about: Safran Foer
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Reading the Culinary Triangle
The Language of Where Food Comes From “Thus we can hope to discover for each specific case how the cooking of a society is a language in which it unconsciously translates its structure—or else resigns… more →
Fragments
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. I’m emotionally drained…but in a good way.
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wrote 1 month ago: Rating: 5/5 Cover Art: 5/5 On first look, you might say, “Hmm? That’s strange. Why is the title writ … more →
My Favorite Novels
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wrote 1 month ago: I’ll be doing a number of lists throughout the tenure of Holden Kane. My inspirations, my favo … more →
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close - Review
wrote 3 months ago: Finally a film has been made concerning 9/11 that might actually offer some catharsis for the people … more →
and now for something completely different...
wrote 4 months ago: I’ve started embroidering things. Etsy shop to come. Suggestions welcome. … more →
You make me feel like a Jonathan Safran Foer paragraph
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wrote 6 months ago: If there is no love in the world, we will make a new world, and we will give it walls, and we will f … more →
Animals.
wrote 6 months ago: If there is any justice beyond human justice, the human race should be eliminated yesterday. Animal … more →
Song of the Day
wrote 7 months ago: This lovely little tune just popped up on a trailer i was watching and, in the 30seconds it was on, … more →
Book of the Week
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wrote 8 months ago: My Book of the Week Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonothan Safran Foer This novel is a stor … more →
Reading the Culinary Triangle
wrote 8 months ago: The Language of Where Food Comes From “Thus we can hope to discover for each specific case how the c … more →
Was it something we said?: An open letter to Natalie Portman
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wrote 8 months ago: Dear Natalie, At first, I was just going to give you some time to cool down. I thought maybe you’d j … more →
Safran Foer Mania
wrote 8 months ago: Se pare că Jonathan Safran Foer a devenit extrem de la modă printre cititorii din lumea întreagă, do … more →
Pig's a Filthy Animal: Exploring Food Rules
wrote 8 months ago: I am taking a food and theory class that is fascinating. I am really enjoying the class, but the pro … more →
I should have forgiven you for all that wasn't your fault
wrote 1 year ago: Happy Valentines, everyone ♡ Since I haven’t really fixed that love poem I was working on [not … more →
“An irresponsible act of imaginative license” #4: Jonathan Safran Foer’s Tree of Codes
wrote 1 year ago: In a column for Sina Queyras’ Lemon Hound blog I discussed poets and novelists who used previously p … more →
More Book-ity-Books:
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wrote 1 year ago: I was trying to remember what all I’ve read in January and February, and I know I’m comi … more →
Tankar om en text
wrote 1 year ago: Extremt högt och otroligt nära av Jonathan Safran Foer Barnperspektivet tycks återkomma som grepp oc … more →
Tree of Codes
wrote 1 year ago: “Tree of codes” é o nome do novo livro-sensação de Jonathan Safran Foer. A partir do liv … more →
Monday Medley
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wrote 1 year ago: What we read while taking it easy with our Irish Lit baseball puns… Jim Joyce, before he becam … more →
The things we choose to eat.
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wrote 2 years ago: This blog post has been boiling in my head for several weeks now. Even at this moment I’m stil … more →
