“Psychologists Say It’s Not Uncommon To Think Of Fictional Characters As Your Friends. They Call

South Dakotan sculptor John Lopez creates life-sized scrap metal sculptures with a uniquely Western American twist. In his hands, old discarded farm equipment is recycled into sculptures of iconic creatures from the American West like a bison, a horse plowing a field, or a Texas Longhorn.

The seaside remains of the ancient Greek theatre at Apollonia, Cyrenaica.

Photo taken by David Stanley.

Your eyes wander up, and above you see the dark planet of awesome size perched, in it’s sunless void. An invisible titan all thick black forests and jagged mountains and deep, turbulent oceans.

A monster. Spinning, soundless, forgotten. It’s so close now. You see it just above you. Maybe, even, if you tried very hard, you could.. touch it. You reach up-

A’shop

Evening Post: August 12, 1899. “She immediately alighted, caught hold of the astonished youth, and gave him a sound thrashing, using her fists in a scientific fashion…” I would love to know what this means.

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People have written a lot of touchy-feely pieces on this subject but I thought I’d get right to the heart of the matter

Shark baby

World War Something, A. Tamboly