Pulled Quotes
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Samuel Johnson on what words meant (then but not always now)
“The premier English literary figure of the mid and late 18th century,” according to the Poetry Foundation, Samuel Johnson “was a writer of exceptional range: a poet, a lexicographer, a translator, a journalist and essayist, a travel writer...
Vaclav Havel on the real possibility that politicians will do good
Vaclav Havel, the leader of the Czechoslovakian dissident movement and the first president of the country after the Communist government fell, had been a playwright by preference and calling who helped lead the opposition to the Communist g...
The Bookman on who’s really who
Imitating a successful four-year-old English journal of the same name, the American version of The Bookman began in 1895, created by a major publisher and featuring in its first issue the first bestseller list. Subtitled “A Magazine of Lite...
A therapist on what’s wrong with young people
Robin Kirman is a psychoanalyst and author of two novels, Bradstreet Gate and The End of Getting Lost. This appeared in “Therapy Used to Be Hot” in the Los Angeles Review of Books.
Kirman describes two of her young patients, Kes...
Maya Angelou on living and then dying
Among Maya Angelou’s many distinctions was being San Francisco’s first black and first female street car conductor, and as she wrote, “worked as a shake dancer in night clubs, fry cook in hamburger joints, dinner cook in a Creole restaurant...
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