Literary Crossovers

Literature Crossing I hope that you can wrap characters in the author's text structure and extract them through explanations and handles of stories, extract them from their own stories and put them in the middle of other people I will. In commercials, there are times when some people integrate them into a story as a role to show another program in an episode and to explain it in other places. I would like to make a series of literary "cross-border". I will send Funes to Vietnam with Tim O'Brien.

This is not the first moment of Ligon 's literary exchange. Yale University Press Office published his work "Myself in the World: Selected Works and Interviews" in 2011. At the Los Angeles Book Review, Pete L 's officially reviewed the literary and artistic influence of Ligon, and how they fuse in the workplace. A reader who wants to read "New York Housing: A Brief History" without going to the museum may be pleased to know that PS1 released the version of Ligon earlier this year.

When you want to explore them, the cross of literature is numerous and funny. In Paris, I will intentionally drink coffee at Hemingway's favorite puddle, cocktail at Harry's New York bar, and Favorite cafe at Fitzgerald's Les De Maggottes. In Spain, in commemoration of the poet I looked for a statue to carefully read the vending machine at the subway station. In Dublin, I followed some Ulysses' lines (this is the only novel that I know that I will spend my own vacation, June 16, Bloomstays). The bar crawls. Edinburgh has a literary bar tour, but you can follow the footprints of Robert Louis Stephenson, Sir Walter Scott, Robert Burns.

A: Whatever my idea of ​​writing a novel, I will marry a real novelist, and I will verify the degree of artistry and wisdom in literary novel by myself. But I reviewed other cross projects. I am an avid photographer and I hope that someday I can use my actual experience in conjunction with visual science and evolutionary aesthetics to write a book explaining why I like pictures. And, in collaboration with Rebecca, I thought about writing a book on psychology, philosophy, linguistics about fiction - this is an excuse for reading a wonderful novel I have never seen before Will be.

Like the original cartoon book, this movie contains the theme of the late nineteenth century and cross-cutting themes including fictitious literary figures of the time, they played the Victorian super hero. It is based on Jules Verne, HG Wells, Bram Stoker, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, H. Rider Haggard, Ian Fleming, Herman Melville, Oscar Wilde, Robert Louis Stevenson, Edgar Allan Poe, Gaston Leroux, Mark Twain. All suitable for movies