News got you down? Spending too much time cooped up at home? Want to experience a different way of thinking? Or are you just wishing for an escape from the daily routine?ā ā Your answer: 'Everyday Play: A Campaign Against Boredom' from @redstonepressbooks ā ā @nycitywoman.bookclub writes, "Here is a compendium of unorthodox, highly inventive, and bizarre thoughts, games, and observations by famous writers, poets, artists, and philosophers. As Ed Ruscha, renowned for his Pop Art textual paintings, put it, '"Everyday Play" will jiggle your syntax and bio-energize your astral enzymes.' This oddball book was edited by the British author and designer Julian Rothenstein, with a foreword by the Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov (who currently remains in his home country with his family).ā ā 'Everyday Play' is an entirely non-online idea-generator. Envisioning a different life, for instanceālike becoming one of the last of the Medici, whose schedule is, 'Wake at midday as donkey enters bearing panniers of peaches, grapes, and other fruit. Reach out languid hand. Lie in bed till dinner at five, when entourage of boys comes in to entertain you.'ā ā Read more about the book via linkinbio.ā ā Contributions from, among others, Joan Acocella, Louise Bourgeois, Luis BuƱuel, Lewis Carroll, Robert Creeley, Adam Dant, Lydia Davis, Jeremy Deller, Dashiell Hammett, Will Hobson, Nina Katchadourian, Karl Lagerfeld, Andrei Monastyrski, Francis Ponge, Erik Satie, Hunter S. Thompson and Mark Wahlberg.ā ā #everydayplay #artistgames #philosophergames #nycitywomanbookclub https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc3bE2mJOCC/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=













