Friday, February 18, 2011

I-catcher Console-web Moniter

ticket mood! A book like the dog food or the solitude of the literary blogger

you read this book!












I received a book as it receives a slap
as one throws his food to the dog,
without names or addresses of the sender.
Not a single word within

My reaction surprised me:
I felt abused,
a trifle annoyed!
Handled.

Was I right or wrong?
I published the post but who to thank?
An email has lifted secrecy.
Too late! The damage was done. Roughing
of publishing services sometimes!

Thursday, February 17, 2011

I-catcher Console - Web Monitor Pool

Caricatures of writers ancient and modern

Always open in pleasure to read and reread John Irving , I came across a caricature by cartoonist English. I find it excellent and I wanted to continue to find others. I had some nice surprises!

At any lord honorably:
1) John Irving seen by Russ Cook




2) Jules Valles, 48, of Gill
and Courbet
(Museum of the City of Paris)

3) Emile Zola


4) Victor Hugo by Daumier


5) George Sand












Seeking other caricatures of writers, I came across this fabulous blog to the drawings of an artist full of talent: the ergastulum He caricatured many writers including this one for example












Another good blog designer that everyone has probably already know except me! The addict in desperate need Blachier Lawrence and his cartoons, including that of Patrick Rambaud for the World













There are surely many more but this time My little tour stops here for lack of time!

And you, in your turn, caricatures of writers, do you know of others who you like? ;

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Bladder Stones More Condition_symptoms

Happiness in the Sierra, John Muir quote

June 13, 1869. Another of those wonderful days of the Sierra, in which it seems to dissolve and be absorbed and sent pulsing while it is unclear where. Life seems neither long nor short, and we do not think most to gain time or to send us the trees and the stars. That is true freedom, is an excellent and practical sort of immortality.

John Muir A Summer in the Sierra , Chapter 2. At the camp on the north branch of the Merced