10 Literary Board Games for Book Nerds [courtesy of Flavorwire]
I’ve never really liked board games, but I’d be willing to give most of these a whirl*. A few even look a bit exciting. Which ones would you play?
*Especially with a drink in hand. Don’t judge me.
Gwendolyn Brooks reading A Song in the Front Yard.
I don’t spend all of my waking time writing. I occasionally take time off to eat. The evidence is below.
“So long as you have food in your mouth, you have solved all questions for the time being.”-Franz Kafka
Be truthful. This is exactly how you’ve always pictured The (Mad) Hatter, right? Right? Who’s with me?
19th century actor in character as The Hatter.
(Source: Retronaut)
English: Photograph of the actress Katharine Hepburn in the 1932 play The Warrior’s Husband. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
someone as amazing as you were. Really, though, what choice do I have? What else is there? Rebel, nonpareil, maverick? Nonconformist, idol, icon? Legend, paragon, nonesuch? They’re all too pale, weak, humourless. You were too kick-ass to be so neatly boxed-in, anyway. Now let’s get to business. Continue reading
George Wendt , with yours truly cropped out.
William Faulkner’s Nobel Prize speech.
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