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Kinmy Walters, from her new book, Uptalk

Meticulously-Stitched Embroideries Sculpt Fuzzy Woodland Creatures with Thread

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I was privileged to read an early galley of Cherie Priest’s debut novel, “Four and Twenty Blackbirds.” Cherie is a Livejournaller who syndicated her lush, gothic novel on her LJ, where it was discovered by an editor from Tor and published. Four and Twenty Blackbirds is a genuinely scary...

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Sculptural light fixtures made of bronze, LED’s, and real dandelion seeds that were meticulously picked by hand and then connected one by one to the lights.

Prudence Farrow modeling for Biba.

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Pair with the fascinating story of how dogs became dogs and this animated history of evolution, which explains the existence of breeds.

An early Tomorrowland attraction was Monsanto’s House of the Future, made entirely of plastic. It had the requisite picture phone and other Jetsonsonian appliances, but the most-talked-about feature was the microwave oven. “Nobody believed you could bake a potato in three minutes,” Years later, when Disneyland tried to tear down the plastic house, the wrecking ball just bounced off.

Pair with this lovely children’s book about Woolf and Bell, then see Woolf’s witty family newspaper, which she created in collaboration with her nephews, Bell’s two teenage sons.