summer books
orlando
anna karenina
red doc>on being blueyou come too
the number and the sirenwatttinkers
leaves of grass
performance in the texts of mallarmé
the death of stephane mallarmé
the development of mallarmé’s prose style
mr. fox
baudelaire, the complete verse
collected poems: stéphane mallarmé
one hundred and one poems by paul verlaine
and excerpts from…the gothic cathedral
the consecration of the church of saint-denis
the letters of abelard and heloise
the cistercian world
chronicles of the crusades
monodies and on the relics of saints
the holy grail
the staves - “icarus”
three sisters from britain. think tight harmonies, and the type of blend that can only come from family. (from ca. september 2012)
A fortnight, then seven months of France.
Lone Summit (by PhilWestcott)
I know, I know this is Alaska, but it’s a recolored Erytheia, too. (cf. Autobiography of Red)
(via h-o-r-n-g-r-y)
Every single thing about this.
missing camping & peoplelessness (solitude)
(Source: everconstant, via h-o-r-n-g-r-y)
"[Margaret Fuller] was known to perform the ancient form of divination in which a passage of Virgil selected at random is assumed to reveal what lies ahead."
Rite of Spring by Christopher Benfey | NYRblog | The New York Review of Books
In what is a fantastic article, Christopher Benfey relates Dickinson, Emerson, Thoreau, and Fuller without mentioning transcendentalism or the American sublime—the focus is instead, interestingly, on passages from the Aeneid.
afternoon forest walk, chicago, may 2013
