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Brian M. Ross
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Thomas Mann, Dorothy Parker, Joseph Campbell, Douglas Adams
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Names of the Kingdom
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Over the years, my friends often called me a stoic. With rudimentary understanding from the single 101 course I took in college, I never really took my friends very seriously. With this course, I understand why they did so, but only in a topical sens ...more |
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A fascinating anthology of his work. I’ll admit I’m something of a political junkie, so his essays on the geopolitical landscape—from the early 2000s through about 2015—still feel surprisingly relevant… well, arguably. 😉 The first quarter leans heavil ...more |
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| It's interesting that "burying the lead" didn't seem a problem for Maugham. 70% of the book is, to me, rather unnecessary. The good bit is near the end when Maugham focuses on Larry. Was he afraid to introduce such a subject so far in the beginning? ...more | |
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“Poetry serves one
as a shaman’s drum
or a church choir—
preparing the soul
for its quiet, luxurious feast.”
― Names of the Kingdom
as a shaman’s drum
or a church choir—
preparing the soul
for its quiet, luxurious feast.”
― Names of the Kingdom
“Poetry serves one
as a shaman’s drum
or a church choir—
preparing the soul
for its quiet, luxurious feast.”
― Names of the Kingdom
as a shaman’s drum
or a church choir—
preparing the soul
for its quiet, luxurious feast.”
― Names of the Kingdom
“My brain flops over the desk and oozes into the keyboard.
Grey and white matter seep between the keys, leaving behind a sticky residue.”
― Names of the Kingdom
Grey and white matter seep between the keys, leaving behind a sticky residue.”
― Names of the Kingdom
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