... which just goes to prove that this is the best of all possible worlds.
And who accosts me as I unlock my bike chain outside the Bozar? Martine and Eric fresh back from China. It is a small world, as they say.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Into Brussels on the bike to see the exhibition on Rock Star art at the Bozar (Eno, Pete Doherty, David Byrne, etc.) - not really worth even the teacher concessionary price of 3 euros - my, how I sound like Ed Reardon - and then freewheelin' (Bob Dylan reference) down to Sterling Books (which is something of a Joseph Conrad outpost of Poetic Culture here in Belgium given their poetry buyer Helen something or other). I'm in search of the Collected Barbara Guest - I had a hunch they'd have a US copy (didn't) - but I end up finding this ...
... which just goes to prove that this is the best of all possible worlds.
And who accosts me as I unlock my bike chain outside the Bozar? Martine and Eric fresh back from China. It is a small world, as they say.
... which just goes to prove that this is the best of all possible worlds.
And who accosts me as I unlock my bike chain outside the Bozar? Martine and Eric fresh back from China. It is a small world, as they say.
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