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Book Flog w/ David K. Sunday, December 5, 2010. I've decided to retire this blog for good. This decision is based on some pretty petty reasons: I've decided that the name 'Book Flog' constrains one to keep talking about books, which, let's admit, are increasingly unimportant in the contemporary world. So: any future bloggish activity will be at my new venture, The Homing Pigeon Experience. With a silly name like that, it could be about almost anything. Posted by David Kordahl. The Homing Pigeon Experience.

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Book Flog w/ David K. Sunday, December 5, 2010. I've decided to retire this blog for good. This decision is based on some pretty petty reasons: I've decided that the name 'Book Flog' constrains one to keep talking about books, which, let's admit, are increasingly unimportant in the contemporary world. So: any future bloggish activity will be at my new venture, The Homing Pigeon Experience. With a silly name like that, it could be about almost anything. Posted by David Kordahl. The Homing Pigeon Experience.

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Book Flog w/ David K.: Summer Book Roundup

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Book Flog w/ David K. Sunday, August 22, 2010. Right after my Amazon.com and facebook profiles, up pops this website. Hence, as a last-ditch effort to control my public persona (but obviously not that much, given this intro), I provide you, the reading public, with a list of selections from my non-internet summer reading, completely lacking any annotations. Please judge me lightly. If a selection here seems unusually shitty or repugnant (i.e.,. The Omnivore’s Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals.

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Book Flog w/ David K.: The Existential Pleasures of Engineering, by Samuel C. Florman

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Book Flog w/ David K. Thursday, March 18, 2010. The Existential Pleasures of Engineering, by Samuel C. Florman. And why doesn’t society think I’m cool, huh? And engineers, so I’m told, are taught to harbor similar negative biases toward ‘pure’ scientists, those poor, impractical schmucks who couldn’t implement a real-world solution if life depended on it. And why this unusual emphasis on ‘pleasure’? Lo, soul, seest thou not God’s purpose from the first? The earth to be spann’d, connected by network,.

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Book Flog w/ David K.: August 2009

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Book Flog w/ David K. Saturday, August 29, 2009. The Art of Tom Wolfe. On Friday, I had the chance to read two Tom Wolfe books:. From 1975, and. From 1980. Both are short, right around 100-pages each, and. Is mostly pictures, many of which were culled from the illustrations Wolfe had drawn for his other books (including some from. Of the two,. Allows Wolfe to poke fun at the theory-driven, self-contained art world,. Allows him to show, via example, what interesting, socially-aware art might look like.

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Book Flog w/ David K.: Blog Retirement

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Book Flog w/ David K. Sunday, December 5, 2010. I've decided to retire this blog for good. This decision is based on some pretty petty reasons: I've decided that the name 'Book Flog' constrains one to keep talking about books, which, let's admit, are increasingly unimportant in the contemporary world. So: any future bloggish activity will be at my new venture, The Homing Pigeon Experience. With a silly name like that, it could be about almost anything. Posted by David Kordahl. The Homing Pigeon Experience.

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Book Flog w/ David K.: American Psycho, by Bret Easton Ellis

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Book Flog w/ David K. Thursday, December 24, 2009. American Psycho, by Bret Easton Ellis. Is a more complete critical history.). Even decades later, the book remains shocking, though it’s still hard to imagine that a novel—a what? The contrary position was eloquently put forth by David Foster Wallace, a writer I admire very much, in this. Interview. Consider his opinion:. Of course, this is easy to miss, coming as it does after a section describing the ripped-out vaginas kept in his gym locker. Endnote: ...

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The Homing Pigeon Experience. For the greener pastures of WordPress and thought it would be cool to name the new enterprise after a terrible rhyme written by a certain weird, pretentious 8th grader (ahem):. People are like homing pigeons,. Wondering how their lives should be. Circling back to life’s big questions,. Is it “people”? A confused 8th grader? Student, in which case…why are you still here? He’ll probably follow you back. 9654; No Responses. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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