Recent content by Stewart

Best hideous ad ever was on a tech forum I used at work, which went ad-crazy, so all these programming threads were filled up with picture links to mature dating sites. Certainly not safe for work. Ha.

Yes, nothing is free to run. But what's wrong with a bit of philanthropy? Simple answer is to make them contextual. Book-related. People come here for books. Not random off-topic things.

Gozu is all out bizarre. And I'll say again that Last Year In Marienbad must find a place on the list, if only because it's all about memory and is a temporal and spatial jigsaw that can never really be solved.

Nice. Didn't realise it was free. Now installed. But doesn't hide the fake threads that look so stupid and out of context.

Whoa, ads! Everywhere. Sidebars; skimlinks; sponsored threads; banners, etc. There's a surefire way to kill a forum. The equivalent of reversing to make sure it's dead. This does feel like a step into the dark ages. Maybe we can put up some of these in potentially obtrusive areas: Or just...

Probably best just to dive in, read, and get the sense of what postmodernism does. There's so many facets to it. Big list of examples here....Postmodern literature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The international prize - a shadow of the Nobel - is for a body of work, rather than a single book.

If it's just a simple search/replace job then there's going to be a need for complete rewrites. Replace my name with, for example, Jane Eyre and we have the problem that I now have boobs and the whole novel would have to be rewritten as I would spend most of the pages just playing with them.

Yawnity-yawnity-sniz-snoz-snooze!

Thanks for that. The shape's there and, from what I can gather, the vocabulary finds an equivalent. I was just comparing Fulton's translation of Song with that of Hass, and I feel the former was better. Makes me happy I have the Fulton translations. Fulton's first line, with the word gulls...

Beer Good, can you post up The Stones in the original Swedish? I'd be interested to see how Fulton has translated the poems...whether it's ideas, images rhythm, etc.

What's with the large font?

Oh, yes. You do have to.

Try this for a book shop: That's the Selexyz Dominicanen in Maastricht.

I do hope the expansion accelerates a bit. We could do with a Foyles over the border, up here. It's the main bookish port of call when I'm down in London .