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Category Archives: Literature
A handy guide to the wages of sin by Visual Data.
Related: The Nine LEGO Circles Of Hell
Doc Sweets on Ernest Hemingway’s classic tale of the generation that was literally lost….son.
Previously Dante’s Inferno & The Crucible
Doc Sweets on Arthur Miller’s allegorical tale.
Witchcraft be involved. Also sniffin’ out commies.
Previously: Macbeth
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By food illustrator Gianluca Biscalchin.
Cormac Farrell tweetz:
Just found a nuclear fallout survival manual in my grannies house. Now where’s the iodine tablets.
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A Book Of Mormon, Dostoyevsky-free infographic from Visual.ly.
Yes. It is – as one Visual.ly commenter has already pointed out – ‘incredibly hard to read’.
$7 (€5.20) for a sheet of twenty two scandalous but temporary tatts, including what is arguably the best tramp stamp ever.
Doc Sweets on William Shakespeare’s tale of MacBeezy and his crazy-ass wife, bofe of whom be all geeked up about him being a big baller.
Previously: Heart Of Darkness
The passport issued to W.B. Yeats (and his wife Georgie) with which they traveled to accept the author’s 1923 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Currently on display at the National Library of Ireland or – if you’re far away – as part of the library’s online exhibition.
(H/T: Spaghetti Hoop)