A novelist’s thoughts on the skateboarding life.
What looks like victory among pack dogs and, I suppose, salespeople and law students and most other worlds premised on rankings, is among skaters almost wholly irrelevant.
↩︎ The Paris Revi…
What looks like victory among pack dogs and, I suppose, salespeople and law students and most other worlds premised on rankings, is among skaters almost wholly irrelevant.
↩︎ The Paris Revi…
by The Tournament of Books Staff
This week, we discuss the second half of Helen Oyeyemi’s Peaces, and are left with even more questions than we had after the first half.
“Making a to-do list relieves so much itchy stress that it can, paradoxically, reduce the pressure to actually get stuff done.”
↩︎ WIRED
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People explain why they want to buy vaccine cards—and in general, it’s because mandates are coming.
↩︎ VICE
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I’ve run with pain, with joy. I’ve run when I was on top of the world and when I was at the bottom of a deep well. I’ve run when I was alone and when I was surrounded by thousands of people. I have run f…
“We have more pot in this country than we can possibly sell.” Signs are emerging that Canada’s legal weed market may soon go bust.
↩︎ The Walrus
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Serif fonts, knits, beiges galore—this is the “Frasurbane” aesthetic, where Frasier Crane’s style never died.
↩︎ VICE
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It appears that an additive released by waste plastics is confusing hermit crabs, who perceive it as food.
↩︎ BBC
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“Their design was likely inherited, but no one seemed to know from what.” Why are vaccine cards the wrong size?
↩︎ The Atlantic
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