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Why Being Sleepy and Drunk Is Great for Creativity →
austinkleon: Jonah Lehrer on “the benefits of not being able to pay attention.” He should’ve named his new book this.
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“As a reflection of the zeitgeist, hauntology is, above all, the product of a...”
– Hauntology | guardian.co.uk (via towerofsleep)
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Literary Lushes: Our 10 Favorite Book (and... →
tourism: For many authors over the years, alcohol has been nearly as important a writing tool as pen, paper, poverty, and loneliness. Some have speculated that hard drinking and prolific writing might have similar genetic roots. Another theory is that the sauce, inhibition eliminator extraordinaire, might just make the very exhibitionist writing process easier, Time reports. Whatever the case,...
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“I made orange juice from concentrate and showed her the trick of squeezing the...”
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