Blogs about: Djuna Barnes
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NOTES TOWARDS A BOOK OF REPULSIVE WOMEN
A LOVE POEM for Billy who wore black-framed square glasses held together at the nose and in the middle of one arm by dirty medical tape. He had a chipped front tooth advertising some rougher life than… more →
The Plural Hoe
B -- Djuna Barnes, Bergman, The Cosmological Eye
New Directions wrote 1 month ago: – Nightwood by Djuna Barnes The Cosmological Eye by Henry Miller – … more →
Wittgenstein's Mistress
Catherine Borders wrote 2 months ago: I’m reading Wittgenstein’s Mistress right now on the beaches of Anguilla. That line is actually a mi … more →
(Life and Contacts)
agestureandapose wrote 2 months ago: I have a blog now, it would appear… So, here goes! A fairly bog-standard, generic, boring intr … more →
Craft Notes: Voice Lessons
maximumfiction wrote 3 months ago: The following is excerpted from Manifesto: Maximalist Expressionism, or “Shut/-/Up(!) Fiction … more →
she who is eaten death returning
theableminnow wrote 4 months ago: “The woman who presents herself to the spectator as a ‘picture’ forever arranged i … more →
Excerpts of the circus and of flesh colored turtlenecks
urbesque wrote 6 months ago: posted by Caroline Picard I came across these two consecutive passages in Nightwood, a book by Djuna … more →
"Are you still alive, Djuna?"
wildnewyork wrote 6 months ago: That’s what e.e. cummings reportedly shouted out his window on Patchin Place, the West Village … more →
Images
notesfromaroom wrote 6 months ago: An image is a stop the mind makes between uncertainties. – Djuna Barnes, Nightwood … more →
Attention Span - Meredith Quartermain
Steve Evans wrote 7 months ago: Djuna Barnes | Nightwood | New Directions | 1937 Inspired by Nicole Brossard for whom Nightwood is a … more →
The heart
Anea wrote 7 months ago: He was the first man that I loved. He thought that his heart was dying, perpetually. That a thousand … more →
A New Way ("Read If")
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Abby wrote 7 months ago: I was thinking about this blog in my literary modernism class this week. I realized that, in its pre … more →
NOTES TOWARDS A BOOK OF REPULSIVE WOMEN
suemintude wrote 7 months ago: A LOVE POEM for Billy who wore black-framed square glasses held together at the nose and in the midd … more →
The Artist Interview: Ruby Osorio
artsetoile wrote 10 months ago: Pecola, 95 1/2 x 84 1/2 in. Emily Waldorf interviews Los Angeles based artist Ruby Osorio, whose eth … more →
The dog
notesfromaroom wrote 11 months ago: Robin now headed up into Nora’s part of the country. She circled closer and closer. Sometimes … more →
Books I love, that nobody seems to read.
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naptimewriting wrote 1 year ago: After our extravaganza about classics we loathe, the erudite blogosphere and I have undertaken anoth … more →
NOTE TOWARDS A BOOK OF REPULSIVE WOMEN
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suemintude wrote 1 year ago: CAN YOU LIVE WITH SURRENDER? In the morning you will cut your hair, stand naked at the bathroom sink … more →
Where we got our band name from.
nightwoodband wrote 1 year ago: Drawing by Djuna Barnes Nightwood’s band name is taken from a novel by the author Djuna Barn … more →
Modernism Lovers Rejoyce
desario71 wrote 1 year ago: For an appreciation of The Good Soldier by Ford Madox Ford (first from the left), written by Julian … more →
Queerview: Djuna Barnes
erc2008 wrote 1 year ago: Djuna Barnes was a poet, playwright, and novelist and a key figure in both Modernism and GLBT litera … more →
