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Daniel
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The critic as artist:
An interesting essay. Full of Wilde's hyperbolic style, but insightful nonetheless
— Jul 20, 2026 02:44PM
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An interesting essay. Full of Wilde's hyperbolic style, but insightful nonetheless
Daniel
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Pen, Pencil and Poison.
An interesting little essay on Thomas Griffiths Wainwright, who I was not familiar with before.
A character I would like to learn more about.
— Jul 18, 2026 09:40AM
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An interesting little essay on Thomas Griffiths Wainwright, who I was not familiar with before.
A character I would like to learn more about.
Daniel
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The Decay of Lying.
The "name dropping" of 19th century writers and novels was a little much at first, but the aesthetics that Wilde lays out is very interesting and beautifully argued.
— Jul 18, 2026 04:47AM
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The "name dropping" of 19th century writers and novels was a little much at first, but the aesthetics that Wilde lays out is very interesting and beautifully argued.
biney
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“The Critic As Artist” with some remarks upon the importance of doing nothing.”
— Jun 06, 2026 04:59PM
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biney
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Just finished “Pen, Pencil, and Poison” this was a wonderful story of Thomas Griffiths Wainewright. Someone who I did not know existed until I read this essay. Really interesting.
— Jun 04, 2026 05:58PM
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biney
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I’ve just finished “the decay of lying” I am going to go over everything I just read, it was all very insightful and interesting.
— Jun 03, 2026 05:52PM
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