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A Swaying Form

James Mustich

Dispatches on reading, writing, and learning lost and found.

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Brave Old Words

This installment picks up where a previous one, Inside Hamlet’s Head, left off, and assumes familiarity with the earlier piece’s description of Andrew Scott’s delivery of Hamlet’s “To be or not to be” soliloquy.


We tend to study a s...

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Spring Still Makes Spring

Spring is here, although, in the Northeast at least, it’s been a little late this year. Its arrival makes me almost as glad as the realization that marking it has let me invoke the tuneful spirits of Lorenz Hart and Frank Loesser in a singl...

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On Minds, Prepositions, Moods

A friend not only recommended a book, but sent me a copy, which had me reading it sooner than I would otherwise have done. My alacrity was sparked by more than convenience, however, as its subject, the phenomenon we call consciousness (or,...

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Inside Hamlet’s Head

Even as we watch a stage production, from a seat in an audience of a thousand people, we experience much of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy from inside the head of its protagonist. Or so it seems: the intensity of Hamlet’s grief and confu...

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A Map of Rome (concluded)

Note: This is the third, and final, section of “A Map of Rome.” It picks up where the second part, posted last time, leaves off. You can read the first part here.


VIII: The next morning, as I stood outside the bookstore clutching my...

2 months ago
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    A long time ago: publisher of A Common Reader catalog. A little while ago: author of 1,000 Books to Read Before You Die. Now: I write about books, reading, and learning, and work as senior advisor to the president of Iona University.

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