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  • Kelly Kittell
    11:16 am Mon, Feb 23, 2015
    600 Philip K. Dick book covers to keep you awake at night

    If there's ever been a writer whose covers should not be used to judge their books, it's Philip K. Dick. His works are usually classified as a science fiction, but… Read the rest of the article: 600 Philip K. Dick book covers to keep you awake at night

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  • Kelly Kittell
    5:15 am Wed, Jan 21, 2015
    Lime caviar, oh là là!

    A few years back, Mark introduced me to The Fruit Hunters, a book about "exotic fruits and the obsessives that hunt them." I read the book, and as if infected… Read the rest of the article: Lime caviar, oh là là!

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  • Kelly Kittell
    4:00 am Wed, Nov 12, 2014
    A gay guy and his mom go to a brothel, and have a good time

    "Recently, on a beautiful Fall day, my sister, my Mom, and I went to visit the local brothel." Kelly Kittell reports from the world famous Mustang Ranch

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  • Kelly Kittell
    2:00 am Wed, Sep 3, 2014
    Dr. Chase's Receipt Book: delightfully awful medical nonsense

    Kelly Kittell ponders the advice that one should eat frogs near the pond they were captured from so you can enjoy the bereaved croaks of their grieving mates.

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  • Kelly Kittell
    5:42 am Tue, Jul 1, 2014
    Aphid Shit is the Good Shit

    For what's basically insect poop vomited up by a bee, it's delicious, says Kelly Kittell.

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  • Kelly Kittell
    5:12 am Fri, May 9, 2014
    Color for the Colorblind

    Kelly Kittell's EnChroma CX Receptor colorblind-correcting sunglasses arrived with the following warning: When first trying on the lens, the unusual appearance of colors may be visually distracting. "It's a bit of an understatement. The first time I saw brick red I was so overwhelmed I stopped cold. Purple and lavender, where have you been all my life?"

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