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Jeunesse dorée
Kate Cambor’s first book opens in 1914, the year France lurched from the opulence of the Gilded Age into the clamor of the modern world. Gone were the days when debutantes danced until dawn at… more →
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Jeunesse dorée
tsaari wrote 3 months ago: Kate Cambor’s first book opens in 1914, the year France lurched from the opulence of the Gil … more →
Breeeeeathe...
tsaari wrote 4 months ago: Lydia Peelle has given us a collection of stories so artfully constructed and deeply imagined they r … more →
Congolese Barfly--- 'Buzzzzz!'
tsaari wrote 6 months ago: Although its cultural and intertextual musings could fuel innumerable doctorates, the real meat of … more →
A Short Story Not To Be Under-Appreciated
tsaari wrote 8 months ago: I’m still going back over this collection of short stories and was captivated vividly by M … more →
De Minnaar Van China
tsaari wrote 9 months ago: “By the end of the three different memoirs that make up The China Lover, Shirley Yamaguchi, … more →
SantaLand...
tsaari wrote 1 year ago: “SantaLand Diaries” collects six of David Sedaris’s most profound Christmas storie … more →
It's almost over...
tsaari wrote 1 year ago: … and we’ve all been feeling the pain for far too long: “George W. Bush isn’t … more →
Summer Fades - Harvest Begins
tsaari wrote 1 year ago: And so, we begin again, next month after schedules have settled, studio hours and pieces have … more →
ULK On Summer Break
tsaari wrote 1 year ago: ULK will be on Summer Break- in need of attending to other endeavors, vacation, planting, writing … more →
Transplanting in Fertile Soil
tsaari wrote 1 year ago: This month’s reading has gotten a late start (no surprise there!) but the wait is well worth i … more →
'Atheists with Attitude'
tsaari wrote 1 year ago: I know- I know… I’ve been aloof and inconsistent, neglectful and unreliable; I have a li … more →
