“Does caffeine “cramp creativity”? It shouldn’t. More likely the opposite, if you do it right. Some say Sherlock Holmes’ regular use of cocaine was Doyle’s vehicle to illustrate the character’s moral weakness.” Read More: http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/06/caffeine-for-the-more-creative-mind/277069/
Monthly Archives: June 2013
“Here’s a sweet story to help offset all of the disaster/junk food/alleged racism news of this morning: Last summer, a Cincinnati writer named Bryn Mooth purchased a bunch of recipe cards from the thirties at an antiques shop.” Read More: http://www.grubstreet.com/2013/06/recipe-cards-lead-to-heartwarming-story.html
Reading: “Vintage Recipe Cards Lead to Heartwarming Food-Blogging Story”
“bloomsday, carrot, celery, chuck roast, garlic, james joyce, onion, recipes, rigatoni, stracotto, tomato, ulysses I read Ulysses in my first year of college, armed with a “European Literary Tradition” class syllabus and a book of annotations that was nearly as long as the novel itself.” Read More: http://paperandsalt.org/2013/06/12/james-joyce-rigatoni-con-stracotto/
Reading: “James Joyce: Rigatoni Con Stracotto”
“Stilton or Roquefort? This chart’s got you covered. With age and maturity must necessarily come more discerning tastes. Sooner or later, you’ll have to graduate from beer to wine, from Shining-Kubrick to Barry Lyndon-Kubrick, from Safran Foer to anyone else.” Read More: http://www.fastcodesign.com/1672767/infographic-how-to-tell-the-difference-between-66-varieties-of-cheese