I can not think of any contemporary writer (American or otherwise) who forces us to remain honest to our principles with such brutality and such grace.
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Nabokov: The pencil that needs resharpening, the bladder that has to be drained, the words that I always mispell and always have to look up...
If you have the patience to listen to (and therefore forgive) the old-fashioned, pretentious tone of this video, you will discover something long gone: wisdom. Pure, burdensome and necessary as water or air.
I can not think of any contemporary writer (American or otherwise) who forces us to remain honest to our principles with such brutality and such grace.
I can not think of any contemporary writer (American or otherwise) who forces us to remain honest to our principles with such brutality and such grace.
Historical Background on Free Speech Clause
First Amendment: From time to time, it's good to go back in time to revisit the past...so today, here is a good overview of key facts ...
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I had the pleasure of reading Key West Story , the latest novel by Rick Skwiot, and had the joy of m eeting troubled soul Con Marten...
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If you have the patience to listen to (and therefore forgive) the old-fashioned, pretentious tone of this video, you will discover something...
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In haibun (a literary form originating in Japan), prose and verse (mostly haiku) coexist; the transition between them brings on a “shift” t...