
The Robing of the Bride. The title of one of Max Ernst’s most mysterious paintings. An unseen woman is being prepared by two attendants for her …
The Robing of the Bride. The title of one of Max Ernst’s most mysterious paintings | J.G. Ballard
The Robing of the Bride. The title of one of Max Ernst’s most mysterious paintings. An unseen woman is being prepared by two attendants for her …
The Robing of the Bride. The title of one of Max Ernst’s most mysterious paintings | J.G. Ballard
From time to time I carry on a one-sided discussion of topics in poetry, lexicography, language, and the Digital Humanities on my research blog.
I’ve just started listening to the Scots History Podcast. So far my favorite episode is Glencoe Massacre.
The new podcast feed is currently missing some of the old episodes so check out the old podcast feed too.
Hey, I’ve been doing this for some time, it’s a lotta fun, but beware people treat you oddly when they realize you don’t fit in the wee-little pigeonhole they have constructed for you. But fuck ’em, judgmental pricks gonna be judgey.
Sometimes Quasigentsia stories leak into other worlds, in this case a reddit comment stream.