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MIKE BRODIE

I love photo books and have spent hundreds of hours staring at them since learning they existed at the bard college library about a decade ago. But I’m not sure I’ve ever been so emotionally affected by anyone else’s work. His new book “Failing“ completely floored me and his first book “A Period of Juvenile Prosperity” is almost as good too. Dark shit tho be prepared

@uncle_hesh

STAFF

Apr 10, 2025

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in the miso soup by ryu murakami

Man is a FREAK OF NATURE. I don't know about inspiring, but it turned my day to night. I love his writing, it's deeply unsettling stuff.

@thisismoy

Aug 10, 2024

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Ughhhhhhh yes

Spring snow …. That whole cycle of books is really sublime. He’s also so interesting, if you really want to be in contact with his weird brain his memoir about body building is crazy. his novella star is a good intro just cause it’s short and perverse.

@sed_paz

Feb 20, 2024

Top Recs from @dart

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libraries are underrated

go support your local library, read a book, befriend a librarian, learn something new, sit in the silence and contemplate the meaning of life fun fact: I borrowed and watched seasons 1-7 of game of thrones from the library when I was in high school because I didn't have that sweet HBO money

@dart

Apr 19, 2024

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2011-2018

It's that sweet spot between recession pop and the genre blending/experimental music that became more accessible through streaming and social media. The two really blended well during this era.

@dart

Mar 14, 2025

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narwhals

You're telling me the unicorn whale from Elf is a real creature?

@dart

May 1, 2024