Stand clear of the closing doors: excerpt from Ryn’s thesis on the occupational folklore of New York City subway workers
Studies of occupational lore vary widely, their subjects ranging from factory workers, librarians, college professors, and hospital workers to window washers and lawyers.
There is definitely a series of conundrum going on in the works of Alberto Giacometti – and that’s not even counting his name. This artist, with a seemingly Italian moniker, actually hails from Switzerland.
The Extraordinary Times of Ordinary People – book review
I shall apologize in advance for doing two things I was taught never to do. First I judged a book by its cover, namely Mark Carp’s novel “The Extraordinary Times of Ordinary People.” Secondly, I used a cliché: “judge a book by its cover.”
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