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Reading submissions on #davidbowie's birthday!!! Thank you wonderful people for #StayingOdd! #supportthesmallpress #writingcommunity

Blake was born in London in 1757. His parents, recognizing that he was different from his peers, sent him to art school. But when it became too expensive, he left, and became an apprentice to an engraver. In 1779, Blake began his formal art education at the Royal Academy of Art’s Schools of Design, where he was encouraged to study painters such as Rubens instead of the Renaissance works that his teacher called "stiff and unfinished." Blake pursued his own artistic goals, and a short time afterward published his first book of poems, Poetical Sketches. Visions were a sustaining force for William Blake throughout his artistic and poetic life. At the age of four, he saw God "put his head to the window," and at nine, he saw "a tree full of angels." Because of poverty and illness, these visions increased, and the world of angels and dreams made its way into Blake's highly prolific artist life—his poetry, engravings, and watercolors. In order of appearence: - The Ancient of Days, 1794 - The Angels Hovering Over the Body of Christ in the Sepulchre, c1805 - Ruth parting from Naomi, 1803 - Newton, 1795-c1805 - The Ghost of a Flea, c1819-20 Audio: 'Silence' by Ludwig Van Beethoven #williamblake #happybirthday #visionaryartist #biblicalliving #poetrylovers #bookstagrammers #bookwormsofinstagram #truegenius #williamblakepaintings #illuminations #SongsOfInnocence #beethovensonata

Street book shops give you all the feels 💟 Kolkata, the intellectual capital of India is home to more than one of these heavenly places where #prelovedbooks bathe in crisp sunshine and neon bulbs, where the #chai flows freely, and #rare and #collectible titles often find your fingers like uncut diamonds 💍#bookstagrammer 💟📚🥰 More happy news: The Odd Magazine is open for submissions... Keep reading and always, #StayOdd!

Submissions Open!

The Odds are back! Calling for submissions for Oddity #24. Send ,e your #oddest best in flash fiction, art/photography, poetry, short video/photo essays/films, interviews (new open slot), and anything you think might make me put in those precious eyedrops and stare. All deets at https://www.theoddmagazine.com/odd-submissions All submissions to [email protected] The inbox awaits your brilliance. Remember to always, #StayOdd #callforsubmissions ##oddity25 #SupportSmallPress #againstheodds #writingcommunity

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We're brewing oddness... And it's called Oddity #23.. That's right, two more issues till the silver jubilee edition... For now, buckle up, you're about to enter a mad odd world! #comingsoon #oddity23 Always, #StayOdd

Whew! Have gunned through submissions and managed to reply to most. It's a heap of happiness at the Odd inbox... Watch out for yet another splendid issue. And always, #StayOdd!

Reading brilliant submissions, curled up in supple winter sunlight... Best feeling in the world! Thank you and always, #StayOdd!

#frenchnewwave loses one of it's torchbearers. The legacy of #JeanPaulBelmondo will continue to leave us breathless. Rest in oddness! Jean Paul Belmondo (Apr 9, 1933 - Sept 6, 2021)

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