Io is the most geologically active object in the Solar System.
Titan is the only one with clear evidence of stable bodies of surface liquid (besides Earth).
My take from the Tompkins County Friends of the Library book sale. This is, I’d say, fifteen or so story collections, fifteen novels, and a dozen vinyl records. Total was $7.85.
You're walking through the woods. There's no one around and your phone is dead. Out of the corner of your eye, you spot him:: Shia Labeouf →
“But your leg, ah! It’s caught in a bear trap.”
(If this is everywhere already, sorry. Surfaced from Mircea Eliade long enough to discover my hot ringtone for the summer.)
(Steph, especially—if you haven’t heard this, you will love it.)
Two Things I Received On Monday
1) My first NY state tax return. It was for $12.00.
Gonna try to make it last. That’s two Racer 5’s, depending where you go and how much you tip.
2) Five duplicate email rejections from the Indiana Review. I’m counting this as one thing because they all came at 7:03 pm, and said the exact same thing. I get the message!
It’s better this way, actually, because I didn’t want that story published anyway.
Source: Flickr / jonmcgovern
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I have a story in the spring issue of the Beloit Fiction Journal, which came out a week or so ago.
Photo reblogged from The Criterion Collection with 1,361 notes
Unbelievable! Akira Kurosawa visits the set of KINDERGARTEN COP:
Genii.
Source: criterioncollection
Good Grief, the first collection from my friend and colleague, Stevie Edwards.
Beeves at Meadowsweet Farms, Lodi, NY.
Rode along there today to pick up our inaugural (cheap, local, grass-fed) cowshare. Advice from the woman who took and presumably butchered our 235 lb order: “Don’t overcook it.”
Cornell’s titan arum bloomed last night. Saw it today, and the line was out the door. This flower stinks!
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