Category Sunday Morning Bonbons

Sunday morning bonbons

Bonjour mes amis!  To accompany that steaming cup of joe and your Sunday papers, here are a few links to certifiably unmissable writings from across the vast internets that you might otherwise, but surely ought not to, miss. Bon appétit! Max Blumenthal : Who Started the War on Christmas? What would Christmas be without warnings of the secular [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Bonbons! Is there any greater delight for the thinking person’s thinking person on a fabulous Sunday morning? Before diving into that steaming mound of freedom toast with real Canadian maple syrup and butter, here are some unmissiable morsels from across the vast internets. Bonjour et bon appétit! C. Flanagan and B. Schwarz : Showdown in the Big Tent The attitude [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Dimanche! Another assortment of yummy bonbons, and another enthusiastic bonjour! to you all. Before you meander off to your big-hat brunch, here are a few savory morsels from around the internets — each and every last one of them 100% certifiably unmissable. Austin Cline : Smash the Patriarchy: Gay Equality Means Fighting Patriarchy & Male Privilege It’s [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Bonjour mes amis! It’s once again Sunday morning and time for another assortment of tasty bonbons — a regular feature in these here parts. So pour another cup of steaming Joe, sit back in that comfy chair, and get ready to savour yet another collection of unmissable writings from around the internets. Guy Adams : The man [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Sunday! Sunday! Sunday! Could any day of the week be more bon? I seriously doubt it. And here, for your Sunday morning cerebral pleasuring, is yet another collection of mots immissiblés. So push aside your limited-edition, Franklin Mint, Obama ‘08 coffee mug, and prepare to blissfully click your way through some of the best writings [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Gather round friends. It’s once again time for another generous helping of Sunday morning bonbons — a collection of unmissable morsels of this-and-that from around the internets. So pour another cup of java, grab a fork and dig in. Bon appétit! Mark Blankenship : Moments in History, Converging Anew For American gay culture this month marks a [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Bonjour and a wonderful morning to all! On today’s menu: poached bonbons with a slice of Canadian ham and a charming Hollandaise! Here are this week’s unmissable bits from around the internets, attired in their Sunday best. Cathy Renna : Why the Shepard murder was different Just before 1 a.m. on Oct. 12, 2008, it will be [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

On today’s menu: bonbons galore and more! Bonjour mes amis! It’s a marvelous morning, fit for a tall elegant Sunday Mimosa. Lift an extra flute to celebrate; this is my 100th post. Then sit back and enjoy a spanking new collection of unmissable writings from around the internets. Paul Burston : Review: My Judy Garland Life, By Susie Boyt [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Bonbons, bonbons, bonbons! Is there any greater delight for the thinking person’s thinking person on a glorious Sunday morning? Before diving into that steaming mountain of freedom toast with real maple syrup and butter, here are some unmissiable morsels from around the internets. Bonjour and bon appétit! Ariane Sherine : Taking the Mickey We’ve had blasphemous teddy bears [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Another Sunday morning, another assortment of tasty bonbons, and another joyous bonjour! to you all. Before you meander off to your big hat brunch, here are a few tasty morsels from around the internets — each and every one of them 100% certifiably unmissable. Mark Bauerlein : Online Literacy Is a Lesser Kind When Jakob Nielsen, a Web researcher, tested 232 people [...]

Sunday morning bonbons

Bonjour mes amis!   To accompany your steaming cup of joe, or Bloody Mary, and the Sunday papers, here are some links to unmissable writing on the internets that you might otherwise, but ought not to, miss. Adrian Searle : Painted screams But it is a hollow cry. Francis Bacon was a pasticheur, a mimic. He ended [...]