Breathing life into ten masterpieces of art history through Grok Imagine The result is nothing short of spectacular! A Thread 🧵 1. Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci (1503-1506)

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Fab bio of Philip White… Blood on The Typewriter by Robbie Brechin.

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I'm delighted to be reading among a showcase of fab fellow poets at the Poetry Salon at the Newcastle Writers Festival next month.

Worth remembering, from CS Lewis.

Journalism. Ever more under threat from vested interest, lobby groups, megalomaniacal billionaires, SM keyboard warriors & legions of politicians uncomfortable with fact and truth. All strength to my professional colleagues everywhere. Resistance is fair and balanced reporting.

Pope Francis dismantles the lie that is trickle down economics in just 37 words.

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Life is such an ageing experience.

In 732 AD, a Muslim army swept into France. Nothing had stopped them before. Kingdoms had fallen. Cities had burned. Then, at Tours, one man stood in their way—Charles Martel. What happened next decided the fate of Europe:

Have we talked about the advantages of extremism lately? What did I miss?

Simply and eternally one of the greatest lyric poems ever created.

Such a good line. from Shakespeare, Much Ado About Nothing

‘But we feel very lucky that these two books are all of those things."

The Divine Comedy has a wild origin story: Dante spent 20 years in exile — facing heartbreak, death threats, and homelessness — to write it His story teaches you how to conquer Hell itself, and why your greatest pains can lead you to ultimate happiness…🧵

Paul Klee Fish | 1921