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The Great Gatsby Trailer3 comments

maedez wrote 1 day ago: Call me conflicted. Go ahead, do it! I am openly ambiguous about F. Scott Fitzgerald as a writer, ye … more →

Tags: Movies, Books, f. scott fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby, Writers, writing

Agatha Christie: Surfin' Bird3 comments

maedez wrote 1 day ago: Agatha Christie in Hawaii, 1922 (Photo courtesy of Retronaut.co) … more →

Tags: writing, Books, Writers, Agatha Christie, novelists

Daily Diversion #6: Hunter S. Thompson Wants You....to Drink2 comments

maedez wrote 2 weeks ago: We recently checked out the hot new taco/tequila/whiskey place in an “up-and-coming” par … more →

Tags: Photography, Writers, Food, Drinks, Recipes, Hunter S. Thompson, Restaurants

Of Katherine Mansfield and Raindrops on My Window Pane: or, Why I Write* (Part I)1 comment

maedez wrote 3 weeks ago: Part I-1919 It is autumn and a wan and anxious woman is staring out the parlor window of her rented … more →

Tags: Fiction, writing, Short Story, Writers, Katherine Mansfield

A Triptych of Dead Writers with a Triptych of Epic Love Letters2 comments

ccartlidge wrote 1 month ago: I said I was going to draw a portrait of Kafka and pair it with a love letter, but decided that it w … more →

Tags: personal work, Loves, Literary masterpieces, Personal Work, Art, Men, writing, Illustration, kafka

[From My Archives]* On Shaw, or How a Dead Playwright Transformed My Adolescence and Altered My Life

maedez wrote 2 months ago: When I set out to do this essay, I realized that writing about George Bernard Shaw would be rather l … more →

Tags: Inspiration, writing, Inspiration, Writers, George Bernard Shaw, Essay, People, St. Patrick's Day

4:18 AM

mzfeet wrote 2 months ago: I cannot sleep, I dare not dream, One last cig, A gulp of whiskey Am I blind or do I see true, There … more →

Tags: versatility, insomnia, Great writers

Dickens treat goes wrong...

chalkboardchestnuts wrote 3 months ago: Eminent child psychologist Sir Ruprecht Scheidt has apologised for advice to teachers in his latest … more →

Tags: little bleeders, child psychologist, Sorry!, scheidt, dickens, works of Dickens, Charles Dickens, hit children, child psychology

Voices from the Grave-Some Words of Introduction

maedez wrote 4 months ago: Reading is thought of as a silent pursuit, a psychic communion between two intellects and imaginatio … more →

Tags: voices from the grave, Poetry, writing, Robert Graves

Arthur Rimbaud: A Tribute1 comment

In Our Words wrote 7 months ago: by: Mariann Devlin Very few of us can say that we completed our life’s work between the ages o … more →

Tags: Art&Culture, Mariann Devlin, Poets, Rimbaud, Books 2, Literature, Gay Writers, Writers

Literary Graveyard: Which Cemetery is the Most Literary?3 comments

thegetoutgirl wrote 8 months ago: Found this on Twitter. What an interesting article. I have an inexplicable attraction to cemeteries. … more →

Tags: Interesting people, writing, Travel, writers, POET'S CORNER, cemetery, Eternal

Virginia Woolf's Bust (and Other Author Gravesites)

Biblioklept wrote 10 months ago: Great post today at Page Pulp featuring author gravesites. Check it out — Edmund Spenser, Shak … more →

Tags: Literature, Books, Virginia Woolf, Author graves

Writers Have a Hidden Super-Power17 comments

Pooja wrote 1 year ago: I am here to tell you a secret: Do you know you carry a hidden Super-Power underneath your cloak of … more →

Tags: writing, Inspiration, HOPE, Inspiration, Writing Inspiration, power of writing, Power of words, writer's super-power, the power to write

DEAD WRITERS' CORNER: I have nothing to declare but this luggage...1 comment

The Good Ear Review wrote 1 year ago: Oscar Wilde (16 Oct 1854 – 30 Nov 1900) Good afternoon. I died today. Tea? It was in a small room in … more →

Tags: News, Oscar Wilde, Playwright

Writing and Dying2 comments

Lilith wrote 1 year ago: Say whatever you want about writers (particularly us who make a living out of this gig). About us be … more →

Tags: Lilith's Monologues, Doldrums Drama, writing, writing process, writing exercises

Dear Brewing Hurricane...Please Take Your Business Elsewhere1 comment

Marissa Foglia wrote 1 year ago: On the cusp of my much anticipated move to Miami this weekend, I am thrilled to see a tropical distu … more →

Tags: DAILY CHATTER: FEATURES, Miami, marissa foglia, Hurricanes, tropical storms, Hurricane Katrina, Writers, Ike Taylor, Weather

"Don't Ever Tell Anybody Anything..."

wassuprockers wrote 2 years ago: “What really knocks me out is a book that, when you’re all done reading it, you wish the … more →

Tags: Books, Love, New York City

Stored Transmissions from a Slower World

Ol Gussy wrote 2 years ago: Getting a hell of a lot of press these days, and rightly so, is an excellent blog called Letters of … more →

Tags: inflated.language, Letters of Note, dead media

Book(list)keeping.

wassuprockers wrote 2 years ago: I was thinking about the stuff I read this year, and I only came up with the following underwhelming … more →

Tags: Books


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