Blogs about: D H Lawrence
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Passion’s Lacunae
It is said that between two human beings there can be a moment of bending down, of drawing strength from deep within, of holding breath- a moment of utmost inner tension under a surface of silence. It… more →
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first quarter reading list 2013
wrote 2 days ago: sex drugs & madness Jeet Thayil’s Narcopolis: not my book of the quarter January Albert Ca … more →
THE HIGH PRIEST OF LOVE GOES BIRD WATCHING
wrote 2 days ago: Self Pity I never saw a wild thing Sorry for itself A small bird will drop frozen dead from a bough … more →
Top Five Literary Tortoises
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wrote 2 days ago: Big news this week in the world of Emilybooks. Meet Daphne! This beloved belated birthday present fr … more →
You'd think that after taking an entire course on an author, I'd grow to like him more
wrote 3 days ago: I have a grudging respect for the man’s writing ability, but I’ve grown to hate him even … more →
192. Self-Pity: D. H. Lawrence
wrote 3 days ago: Four weeks until graduation. Cue drama. My career began at a crazy school. It was a private boarding … more →
From a college window by D. H. Lawrence
wrote 3 days ago: The glimmer of the limes, sun-heavy, sleeping, Goes trembling past me up the College wall. Below, th … more →
Close Reading #2: D. H. Lawrence and his Psychoanalytic Semiotic Square
wrote 5 days ago: I’ve only just finished D. H. Lawrence’s bizarre work Psychoanalysis and the Unconscious … more →
The Family: D H Lawrence
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wrote 5 days ago: Of late years, the family has got hold of man, and begun to destroy him. When a man is clutched by h … more →
Conversation with Alan Richardson
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wrote 1 week ago: As my conversation with Gareth Knight was so well received last month I decided to try and have a si … more →
6 WRITING TIPS FROM GEORGE ORWELL
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wrote 1 week ago: There’s a lot you can learn from Orwell’s writing. His Animal Farm and 1984 are now considered maste … more →
Five rules for writing an Oxford novel
wrote 1 week ago: Labels can be pretty annoying – I’m sure there’s many a female author who grits her teeth when she h … more →
Can Travel Become an Addiction?
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wrote 1 week ago: Traveling in Carole, Italy The more I see and learn about the world, the more I want to see the rest … more →
Antidotes For Boredom: D H Lawrence
wrote 1 week ago: In the ancient recipe, the three antidotes for dullness or boredom are sleep, drink and travel. It i … more →
Autumn sunshine by D. H. Lawrence
wrote 1 week ago: The sun sets out the autumn crocuses And fills them up a pouring measure Of death-producing wine, ti … more →
VIDEO: Entertainment News Pop
wrote 1 week ago: http://ontopofthenews.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Entertainment_News_Pop3.jpg Terrence Howard div … more →
Modernism's Literary Pirate, Poet, Pornographer
wrote 1 week ago: Samuel Roth: Infamous Modernist By Jay A. Gertzman Available Now “Scholars and citizens with a … more →
Culture, Lost in the Scandinavian Section, & D. H. Lawrence's The Rainbow
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wrote 1 week ago: Willa Cather Memorial Prairie, Nebraska When we moved, everybody warned me, “There’s no … more →
The British Are Coming!
wrote 1 week ago: We have British actors! - Glenda Jackson was born today in 1936. I think I first saw Ms. Ja … more →
What's So Unpleasant About Being Drunk?
wrote 1 week ago: The Red, White, or Rosé God The first glass helps him sleep. The second glass makes him dream. The t … more →
