Monthly Archives: August 2012

  Roar of the tiger These studies of a roar point out the absence found in deaf pictures. The paradox of a mute sound. I have an untranslatable and ineffable memory of a tiger’s roar in the night in Rathambore … Continue reading →

        Osaka The restaurants in Osaka have amazing signs that include gigantic aerostatic effigies of “fugu“, the infamous blowfish. I have dedicated a page to other curious iconographies of the most poisonous fish in the world. There … Continue reading →

More on our five senses. Try walking through a city with a recorder turned on. Do it for fifteen minutes. Then go home and listen to it. Only then should you start writing and talking about what you “saw” with … Continue reading →