The extremely difficult realisation
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gone girl
the temptation was strong to write this all in lower case (again),1 but I resisted
for the record, i don’t enjoy writing negative reviews
write better books please
xoxo
where have all the ~~good~~ straight (wo)men gone?
The last ~~...
You like rain but only if it's dry
In Hygiène de l’assassin (1992), the debut novel of Baroness Fabienne Claire (dite Amélie) Nothomb (1966/67—), Prétextat Tach is a morbidly obese Nobel-prize-winning author performing his splenetic swan song in a series of five tête-à-tête...
200 + 200 books of the 20th century
(De)constructing The List
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The List consists of 200 works of any genre published as books between the years of Our Lord nineteen-hundred and nineteen-hundred-nine-and-ninety.
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In square brackets there is a secret Secondary List...
Salvation by Words
The Tree of Knowledge Nr.5, Hilma af Klint, 1913-15
First part here.
In the first chapter of WSGAtGB?, N.K. discusses her decision to structure each chapter as a question, presenting both sides of the argument without trying to resolve th...
what are these GREAT BOOKS i keep hearing about are they like tweets but longer? ^.^
Emma Soyer 1813-1842, Two Children with a Book 1831, Tate Britain
Say it with your chest
At the end of What’s So Great About the Great Books (WSGAtGB?), Naomi Kanakia writes:
This book has a small limited point to make, but that po...
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