March 24, 2004

The Modern World Since I basically missed this thread, I thought I'd post this link to the main page instead of burying it under 103 other comments. The Modern World is a great refernce for anyone who is into Eco, Borges or just literature in general.

posted by The Onanist 20 years ago

Great link. Soo much good stuff to look over, so little time...
posted 20 years ago by f8xmulder
Mille Grazia...I'm reading Eco's work in preparation for a June/July holiday in Italy.
posted 20 years ago by naxosaxur
Not to be confused with This Modern Word.
posted 20 years ago by goetter
Woo. I'd come across the Borges section before, thought it wonderful, and stupidly not even thought to check as to what the main site was. [Banana]tastic. What f8x said... sooooo much fun stuff... such a labyrinth of links... Things which have caught my eye so far: The Invisible Library (a library of books which only appear in other books); their competitions to review imaginary works; and a whole bag of Philips K Dick stuff which I am about to read, enthusiastically.
posted 20 years ago by flashboy
I worship this site.
posted 20 years ago by babywannasofa
Word? World? Weird.
posted 20 years ago by wendell
Oops... I don't know how that pesky "l" slipped in there.
posted 20 years ago by The Onanist
Wonderful! Not only has a review of Murder in the Abbey, but also a link to a site selling the game, which I've been looking for everywhere without success. Thanks!
posted 20 years ago by beeswacky
The world known to all men.
posted 20 years ago by languagehat
From here: In the who the hell does this guy think he is category, we have Borges
posted 20 years ago by Wolof

Monkeyfilter

of no fixed subtitle

March 24, 2004