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On Helene Cixous’ So Close | Quarterly Conversation
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On Helene Cixous’ So Close. Essay by Leora Skolkin-Smith. 8212; Published on September 6, 2010. Published in Issue 21. For all her adventurous and original academic activism, Cixous is an intensely personal writer, and her “log-book” includes a close scrutiny of her emotional genesis from a childhood filled with loss, national dislocation, and a profound struggle for personal identity. In her collection of essays, Rootprints. After their reunion in Paris. So close so close . . . I set the wor...8220;So C...
B & Me: A True Story of Literary Arousal by J.C. Hallman | Quarterly Conversation
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B and Me: A True Story of Literary Arousal by J.C. Hallman. Review by Barrett Hathcock. 8212; Published on March 16, 2015. Published in Issue 39. B and Me: A True Story of Literary Arousal by J.C. Hallman. $26.00, 288 pp. Simon & Schuster. Work, and then one spends the rest of the afternoon walking around delighted and confused. Books like U and I. Instead of tracking Baker’s influence upon him as it has accrued throughout his life, which was Baker’s modus in U and I. Hallman tracks his interest in Baker...
Brothers by Yu Hua | Quarterly Conversation
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Brothers by Yu Hua. Review by Gregory McCormick. Books covered in this dual review:. Yu Hua (Eileen Chen-yin Chow and Carlos Rojas, trans.). Pantheon. 656pp, $29.95. Wang Gang (Martin Merz and Jane Weizhen Pan, trans.). Viking Adult. 320pp, $24.95. Writing about this period is not new, despite many Western critics who look at books like Yu Hua’s. And find something novel in its subject matter. People have been writing about this bitter and painful chapter of modern Chinese history for a generation...
Rising by Farrah Field | Quarterly Conversation
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Rising by Farrah Field. Review by Ron Slate. 8212; Published on December 7, 2009. Farrah Field. Four Way Books. 72 pp, $15.95. Or is she just creating theater, exerting power over a passive audience? This brings us to Farrah Field’s debut,. I wore a picture of my sister throwing bread to ducks at the candlelight. Memorial for victims of domestic violence. Only so much is let out. Of a face and I read in folk. Someone killed your someone too. The voice here is about as even-tempered as it gets in. Her dau...
A Day at William T. Vollmann’s Studio | Quarterly Conversation
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A Day at William T. Vollmann’s Studio. Interview by Terri Saul. Tags: William T. Vollmann. Although Vollmann is best known for his writing, I am here to see his visual artwork. I’m prepared to talk art all day long, but with Vollmann the divide between the arts is always fluid: our conversation ranges from Noh theater to contemporary music to his novels and everything in between. It’s an embattled sense of art one is tempted to link to his gun collection. If it’s not used regularly, ink w...Once we’...
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hardcover: luglio 2009
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Pubblicato venerdì, luglio 24, 2009. Da The Woofington Post. Words fail me - La voce di Virginia Woolf intervistata dalla BBC nel 1937. Pubblicato domenica, luglio 19, 2009. Prendiamo allora come punto di partenza l’assunto che le parole non servono a niente. Ciò fortunatamente non ha bisogno di molte prove, perché ne siamo tutti consapevoli" (Virginia Woolf). Ascolta la voce di Virginia Woolf. Dal sito della BBC 4. Leggi il testo dell'intervista tradotto da La bottega dell'elefante. Da Non solo Proust.
Fighting the Elements: An Interview with Shane Jones | Tin House
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Subscribe / Back Issues. Latest From The Blog. Fighting the Elements: An Interview with Shane Jones. Sign Up for News, Sales. Tweets by @Tin House. Jim Krusoe reading - Vroman's Bookstore Tuesday, February 2 at 7pm. Monday, March 5, at 04:23 pm. Art of the Sentence. OPB Arts and Life. The Paris Review Daily. Fighting the Elements: An Interview with Shane Jones. September 28th, 2012 – 08:00 am. When reading Daniel Fights a Hurricane. Your first novel,. Daniel Fights a Hurricane. Added some pressure, yeah&...
hardcover: Robert The - The Art Crisis
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Robert The - The Art Crisis. Pubblicato martedì, luglio 14, 2009. Robert The - The Art Crisis. Iscriviti a: Commenti sul post (Atom). Hardcover è un blog di Meltemi. I blog più aggiornati. Lipperatura di Loredana Lipperini. LA CONSUETA PAUSA ESTIVA. Il blog di Piero Vereni. Il Kunda di Monaco (e Nizza, e Bruxelles, e Parigi, e Orlando, e Kabul e Baghdad e via andare). Il cinema è il cinema. Computer Archeology: Ivan Sutherland at MIT. Books: Books blog guardian.co.uk. Metti lunedì sera con Pavese.
the ken: The Rum Diary, adaptations and film critics
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A blog dedicated to literature by an arm-chair critic and would-be writer. Tuesday, March 06, 2012. The Rum Diary, adaptations and film critics. Rex Reed is film critic. To be honest, I had to Google his name and then I remembered that fact. Since I don't have time for pig-fucking recreants who never had the courage to write or act or paint or participate in the very medium they then attempt to criticize, I tend to forget they exist. Reed is also gay. And possibly a racist. Tonight and though I'd agree t...
the ken: Tolstoy v Dostoevsky
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A blog dedicated to literature by an arm-chair critic and would-be writer. Friday, February 24, 2012. The other night I was with friends at a bar—my fifth bourbon of the night in the books—and one of my friends said out of thin air, "You told me once that for your money you'd always take Tolstoy over Dostoevsky. You can't really believe that, can you? Of course I had no intention of backing down at this point. If you start a fight, as my father once said, you better damn well finish it. Of course this se...
Bacacay: The Polish Literature Weblog | Page 2
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Bacacay: The Polish Literature Weblog. Newer posts →. Special Polish literature offer from Archipelago! December 23, 2009. Don’t pass up this stunning holiday offer from Archipelago Books. Of their Polish literature titles for only $45. Shipping included. That’s almost 50% less than their total retail price. Seriously folks, Polish books haven’t been this affordable since 1989. Here’s what you’ll get:. If you’re not already familiar with Archipelago’s work, a perusal of their website. December 22, 2009.
the ken: Dickens birthday
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A blog dedicated to literature by an arm-chair critic and would-be writer. Tuesday, February 07, 2012. You know it's a big day when Google changes their icon to honor you. That's when you know you know you've really made it. I had a lengthy conversation about Charles Dickens the other day with somebody. I forget who because I've been drinking everyday for the last three. And A Tale of Two Cities. No word on where one of my favorite characters, Sam Weller from the Pickwick Papers. Subscribe to: Post Comme...
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Ivebeenreadinglately: 4/1/15
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I've Been Reading Lately is what it sounds like. I spend most of my free time reading, and here's where I write about what I've read. Monday, April 27, 2015. Off, off, off with their heads! On the recommendation of the polymath Steve Donoghue. I recently read Jean Plaidy's novel of Mary, Queen of Scots,. Royal Road to Fotheringay. 1955), and its closing scene reminded me of two things:. 1 That the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots was a bizarre event, featuring details no fiction writer would dare invent.
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Ivebeenreadinglately: More from Penelope Fitzgerald's Charlotte Mew and Her Friends
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I've Been Reading Lately is what it sounds like. I spend most of my free time reading, and here's where I write about what I've read. Tuesday, May 26, 2015. More from Penelope Fitzgerald's Charlotte Mew and Her Friends. It was the great time for small, thin-paper, verse anthologies, with a ribbon for a bookmark, which went easily into the side-pocket, and were taken for long tramps in the fresh air, returning with grass and pressed flowers between the pages. Poems of Love and Earth. One of Fitzgerald's g...
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