marginalia
currently reading
- thinking, fast and slow - daniel kahneman
- l'etrange histoire de l'aquaponey ou comment les algorithmes nous bouffent le cerveau - romane maltnoy
some favorites
kitchen confidential - anthony bourdain
a cult classic about the underbelly of new york restaurants
the devil in the kitchen: sex, pain, madness, and the making of a great chef - marco pierre white
a brutal memoir of obsession, ambition, and the price of becoming a world-class chef.
des choses cachees depuis la fondation du monde - rene girard
mimetic desire, rivalry, and scapegoating: a theory that, once you see it, you start finding everywhere
techgnosis: myth, magic, & mysticism in the age of information - erik davis
how technology inherits old dreams of transcendence, and how much mysticism survives beneath the language of progress
sexual personae, art and decadence from nefertiti to emily dickinson - camille paglia
passionate and dense writing, each sentence has a life of it's own and every paragraph is beautifully and coherently connected
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