Derrida on love, and Learning to Live Finally
Melville House’s Summer of Love sale gives you a copy of Meet The Beatles — and me an excuse to mention Derrida’s last interview, and his comments on love.
Melville House’s Summer of Love sale gives you a copy of Meet The Beatles — and me an excuse to mention Derrida’s last interview, and his comments on love.
The NYPL has installed an Espresso book-on-demand machine and will print, for free, selected public domain titles for any patron.
Independent films shot in New York City could soon become a rarity. Rules proposed by the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theater and Broadcasting would require any group of two or more people who want to use a camera in a public place for a half hour or more to obtain a city permit and $1 million in liability insurance. The . . .
Why is Twain neglected in Britain? And how can he be so beloved in the U.S. when his satire attacks so much that is still wrong with America? (Via.)