What better way to celebrate Throwback Thursday than by reading the first John Cheever short story ever published?
Throwback Thursday: 1930s Cheever Edition
Gosling to Direct His own Film
Hey Girl, Ryan Gosling will direct a “fantasy noir” film he wrote entitled How to Catch a Monster. It’ll star his Drive cast-mate Christina Hendricks.
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Neuroscience and Creativity
Over at Bloom, Dr. Francine Toder—a retired psychotherapist and author of The Vintage Years, who learned to play the cello in her 60s—writes about the neuroscience studies that support creative blooming in later life. Check out also this excerpt from The Vintage Years.
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Fire Good…But Also Bad
I'm loving these Time Travel posters from 826LA's Echo Park Time Travel Mart. (via).
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Disarmingly Like Love
"I quickly stopped trying to draw in a realistic way and went for an efficient one." Max de Radiguès is a Belgian cartoonist whose work you should familiarize yourself with.
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I Write Lying Down
Emma Straub describes her (supine) writing rituals at The Big Other.
Guthrie’s Novel to Release with the Help of Johnny Depp
With the help of Johnny Depp, author Douglas Brinkley plans to release Woody Guthrie’s unpublished novel House of Earth next year. Guthrie finished the manuscript—which should yield a finished book about 250-pages long—in 1947, and it concerns a couple from West Texas who fight against banks and lumber companies.
thank you so much for posting this.