Jan
8
2010
We can only pray that this ain’t gonna be brutal, my friendz… oooh, my bloggin’ companioz… we have here the main Capo of Komikaze collective… I..i…i…i…i…ivana A…a…a…a…a…armanini…
Photo: Ivana Armanini
Illustration excerpt from Adventures of Gloria Scott (2005)
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Sep
10
2009
Raise hand who doesn’t like Moleskine notebooks… No candidates?! Well, yeah! I think we all like them… These notebooks are really unique piece of design, functionality and antiquity in one product.

The Undiscovered Letter by M. Bagic, L. Kovacevic and D. Serdarev (c)
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Apr
28
2009
OK, folkz! It’s just about perfect time for a new section on my blog, and that would be Readaholic. Yeah, we’re gonna read together some selected (read: free) books, articles and comics I will dig for you on the web.
It’s not gonna be very demanding or something, promise… Coz, I know that it’s not the same to have printed book in your hands… I don’t wanna make any comparison with anything, right?!

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Apr
4
2009
Since very recent I realized that I’m distinguishing my blog posts as short races and long races, like in athletics. Personally, I’m not a runner… but kind of impressed with the kinetics and the way our body lives its own life, very often behaving slightly different then we had planned in our head.
So, when I heard last year that Haruki Murakami, writer and runner, has published a book entitled ‘What I Talk About When I Talk About Running‘, I knew that I really had to grab this book. I’m indescribable Murakami admirer (yeah, I admire too, the other Murakami… Takashi Murakami. Who can possibly resist their art?!)

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