Why Do We Brand the Summer?
summer in Maine is a fleeting, cautious creature that disappears as soon as the sun sets
Alix E. Harrow • The Ten Thousand Doors of January
“Instead there is a constant attempt to recreate atmosphere. In the fantasy culture of the 1980s there is no real history, no real past; it is replaced by an instant, magical nostalgia, a strangely unmotivated appropriation of the past.” Put simply, it’s that hit of nostalgia, and the discovery of a new niche, that we’re after.
The Face • Our obsession with nostalgia is driving a trend revival spiral
there is just no better time to consume media and feel melancholy than in october. this is in part because music sounds best when you’re wearing a sweater and a skirt at the same time, and in part because nobody looks good smoking a cigarette in direct sunlight.
here are my rules: when it’s sunny, listen to folk and old country. when it’s cloudy, li
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