Edward Iglesias

@edwardiglesias

Librarian, Academic Occultist, etc

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Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jul 15

Whatever it is seems to stretch to Newport as well.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· May 18

Wrote a thing. open.substack.com/pub/edwardig...

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Apr 7

@sofiesinclair.bsky.social made me think of this.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Mar 11

Auto suggests for “juicer”.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jan 30

Plans for tomorrow?

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jan 28

First day this week I was able to get to work. Snow in the bed improves traction.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jan 25

Made kale chips, mashed potatoes and chicken stock. Another day and there may be sourdough.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jan 25

I see your doom fluffs and raise Angel dandruff.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jan 15

I posted something shitty. open.substack.com/pub/edwardig...

A picture of a wallet held in front of a bathroom wall.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Dec 31

So the original Barbarella is free on Prime. Not a bad way to spend NYE.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Dec 21

That basket in the corner reminds me of something.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Dec 11

But, does that mean this is your Micheline man? upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Nov 27

You have to season it to make it a friendly alien. Bonus points if you leave the thermometer thing in.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Oct 30

Just posted something on Substack that is not about Grackles. open.substack.com/pub/edwardig...

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Oct 29

Sadly this had no time travel in it, merely deep conjectures. Then I spotted my spelling error. doctorcollector.com/cdn/shop/fil...

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Sep 18

#sluttylittleglasses.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jul 31

New post up on substack edwardiglesias.substack.com/p/its-not-ab...

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jul 16

The thing about subscribing to multiple channels that cover say, film photography, is that you can always tell when an embargo lifts and they can release the video at the same time.

Screenshot of my subscriptions this morning showing all the film photographers pimping Phoenix II film.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jul 1

@miriamanzovin.bsky.social can you please tell me where this creature was described and whether Solomon actually got it to behave?

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Jun 24

@kiwicouli.bsky.social @rubyrapture.bsky.social

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· May 19

@rubyrapture.bsky.social @kiwicouli.bsky.social So this giant fetish thing is really getting out of hand.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Apr 17

Taking day off. Eating brunch with a notebook so I can cosplay as a writer.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Apr 11

Also here’s a pic from the opening celebration for the collection. Different times.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Apr 11

Sadly it was taken down shortly after I left in 2015. This is from the Wayback Machine. I assume they still have the originals at CCSU.

A few images from the lost Gay Pulp Fiction collection.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Apr 7

This is an excerpt from Simone de Beauvoir's visit to Sartre in Berlin of 1933.

The mixture of anxiety and unreality that Sartre and Beauvoir felt was not unusual. Many Germans felt a similar combination, except for those who were Nazi converts, or else who were firm opponents or direct targets. The country was steeped in the sensation that Heidegger called ‘uncanniness’.
Sometimes the best-educated people were those least inclined to take the Nazis seriously, dismissing them as too absurd to last. Karl Jaspers was one of those who made this mistake, as he later recalled, and Beauvoir observed similar dismissive attitudes among the French students in Berlin. In any case, most of those who disagreed with Hitler's ideology soon learned to keep their view to themselves. If a Nazi parade passed on the street, they would either slip out of view or give the obligatory salute like everyone else, telling themselves that the gesture meant nothing if they did not believe in it. As the psychologist Bruno Bettelheim later wrote of this period, few people will risk life for such a small thing as raising an arm — yet that is how one's powers of resistance are eroded away, and eventually one's responsibility and integrity go with them.
76-77 Bakewell

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Mar 24

A little dated.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Mar 14

Have a dancing frog. The traditional first sign of spring.

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Mar 11

@rubyrapture.bsky.social

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Feb 28

Wrote up another thing open.substack.com/pub/edwardig...

Edward Iglesias@edwardiglesias· Feb 13

Snow turning into fog.