Chris Holden

@cholden.bsky.social

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Music librarian, trivia nerd, infrequent social media presence. The questions are more important than the answers

Chris’ picture of the Ait Ben Haddou, Morocco
A drawing of a bird just chilling on a map
Chris and his tour guide at the Citadelle in Haiti
Cat in bed
The Drake meme format prefers the cover art of older Thomas Pynchon books to newer ones.
Old English words for music: dreámcræft, gleow, glig, hwistlung, mirigness, sangcræft, sóncræft, swegelrád, swinsungcræft
Chris’ favorite movies of 2025
Google AI summaries when searching quotes include literary analysis from Reddit
The gravediggers cut it up making jokes about death.
Hamlet goes apeshit explaining a play to Ophelia
Hamlet scares Polonius with a goofy mask.
Grove has harsh words about the composer Domenico Campisi
NIMBY commenter leaves a NIMBY comment
Chris' Top 15 movies on Letterboxd
A sign in front of a big pile of woodchips says “No More Chips”.
An interview in which László Krasznahorkai describes how much Thomas Pynchon likes pizza.
A scene from No Country for Old Men has the wrong snacks. Reddit points it out.
Email with the subject line "Phantom pooper"
Statue of a topless naiad riding a horse while being squirted with water
List of ten movies: Fellowship of the Ring, Adaptation, A.I., Asteroid City, The Wolf of Wall Street, Silence, A Serious Man, Before Sunset, The Master, Tár
List of ten movies: Yi Yi, Goodbye Dragon Inn, Spirited Away, Burning, A Separation, Mulholland Dr., OJ Made in America, Margaret, The New World, The Clock
White Noise by Don Delillo
Vince McMahon loves The French Lieutentant's Woman (1981)
A collection of mushrooms, some chopped into little pieces
Vince McMahon getting increasingly excited at the lengthy runtimes of Ceylan’s films
Poster for a junior version of the Nutcracker ballet titled “The Mini Nut”
16 week Peter Gabriel listening schedule, from Genesis to i/o
A political cartoon showing the aftermath of 9/11. A black man carries a wounded policeman, reflecting that he's always hated cops. The policeman being carried reflects that he's always "hassled blacks"
It was in the reign of George III that the aforesaid personages lived and quarrelled ; good or bad, handsome or ugly, rich or poor, they are all equal now