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Gilbert Wesley Purdy

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I am the Review Editor of the online journal Eclectica Magazine. I have published poetry, prose and translation (from Italian, Spanish and Latin) in many journals, paper and electronic, including: Jacket Magazine, Poetry International (San Diego State University), The Georgia Review (University of Georgia), Grand Street, SLANT (University of Central Arkansas), The Evansville Review (University of Evansville), Consciousness Literature and the Arts (University of Wales, Aberystwyth), Orbis (UK), and Valparaiso Poetry Review.

In December 2013, I released an Amazon Kindle book entitled: Edward De Vere was Shake-speare: at long last, the proof. Since then I have published nine more non-fiction titles (3 books, 4 monographs and 2 shorts), one nov
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The New Dark Ages.

Our government is floodingthe airwaves. It is a clear strategy. Before a reaction can beformulated to one news segment another begins. Before theimplications of roving bands of Gestapo-like police forces shippingalleged illegal immigrants to foreign gulags, without trial, can beconsidered, those police forces are joined by the National Guard toplace cities governed by the political
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“In the end we’re nothing more substantial,
it would seem,
than so much tiny star-stuff and a dream;
coordinates of will so existential
that, in the final analysis,
there is no thinker, just the thought.
We create ourselves to learn we can’t exist.
It could be said we think therefore we’re not.
We’re just a place that atoms hurdle through,
a vortex with a cosmic attitude.


fr. "The Lady Cavendish's Atoms”
Gilbert Wesley Purdy

“He who knows how to be poor knows everything.”
Jules Michelet 1798-1874

“Do not read, as children do, to amuse yourself, or like the ambitious, for the purpose of instruction. No, read in order to live.”
Gustave Flaubert

“If you would tell me the heart of a man, tell me not what he reads, but what he rereads.”
Francois Mauriac

“Ningún lugar es aburrido si me dan una mesa, buen café y unos libros. Eso es una patria.”
George Steiner

“Dans l’adversité de nos meilleurs amis nous trouvons toujour quelque chose qui ne nous déplaît pas.”
La Rochefoucauld

25x33 Shakespeare. Who was he? — 5 members — last activity Apr 12, 2016 09:09AM
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