"The Japanese term shûkyô first attained modern usage as a translation of the English [']religion['] in a letter protesting Japanese government interference in Christianity dated April 3, 1868." --Jason A Josephson, The Invention of Religion in Japan (2012)
(via jesse johnson in retro rockets at facebook)
"Manhattan calls the faithful with a tongue of iron." --Harry Hervey
(dongdaemun design plaza by iey kwon on pinterest)
shellfish
pillow castle
shines with a portcullis
made of blackened nervegrind · frolic
therein
