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On the Inclination To Abandon Emile Zola and The New York Times Magazine
In the introduction to the Emile Zola work Nana — which we have recently been reading — we are given the following insight into the French author: “Zola tried to establish an analogy… more →
The Gay Recluse
Emile Zola
CantervilleGhost wrote 5 days ago: EMILE ZOLA (1840-1902), French writer Portrait: Edouard Manet … more →
céline's prose style explained, plus more from normance . . .
peter wrote 2 weeks ago: . . . Normance is a full-throttle grotesquery. The prose rears up at the reader like an exploding gr … more →
66. Friday June 29th, 1984.
normanstrike wrote 2 weeks ago: It was back to reality this morning with the usual picket at Woodside. It really is a waste of time … more →
The Bank of Oliver Twist
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lettrist wrote 3 weeks ago: This video is the simplified, dinner-table outreach version of the World Bank argument put fort … more →
Just As We Are
Mamta wrote 3 weeks ago: Yesterday, I read Emile Zola’s “Complements”. The story about a business enterpris … more →
Zola's Paris
Mikhail Emelianov wrote 4 weeks ago: Reading Zola’s Belly of Paris set in Les Halles area of Paris, came across these postcards tha … more →
Closet Photography: Leaving writing in the dark
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Lisa wrote 1 month ago: I’m drawn to writers who turned to photography or photographers turned writers or artists who … more →
A poem
stopgosixty wrote 1 month ago: This is a Poem I wrote whilst sitting in the car writing music with the boys. Initially it was for a … more →
J'Accuse...! (or "on the spirit of animals")
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Tiago wrote 1 month ago: Mister President, If you may permit me, and with gratitude for the kind reception you once devoted t … more →
Tohu-Bohu
adamcathcart wrote 2 months ago: A few weeks ago I ran across a term in one of my favorite books, a French-English-Chinese dictionary … more →
The Belly of Paris - Émile Zola
ed biblioklept wrote 2 months ago: It’s totally appropriate that food-writer Mark Kurlansky should helm Modern Library Classics … more →
Thirsty?
twistedstars wrote 2 months ago: Park Chan-wook’s latest work “Thirst,’’ like other great movies, makes you forget you’re watch … more →
Geburtstage...
emilywalton wrote 3 months ago: Happy Birthday…. Hans Christian Andersen (2. April 1805) Emile Zola (2. April 1840) … more →
04.02.09 - Thursday
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Joshua James LeJeune wrote 3 months ago: Word: foofaraw [foo-fuh-raw] n. 1. a great fuss or disturbance about something very insignificant 2 … more →
Quote of the Day
planetcity1 wrote 3 months ago: The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is nothing without work. Emile Zola ( … more →
Mario Vargas Llosa: La civilización del espectáculo
immorfo wrote 4 months ago: Claudio Pérez, enviado especial de El País a Nueva York para informar sobre la crisis financiera, es … more →
Le départ des fruits et légumes du cœur de Paris
Cynthia Bertelsen wrote 4 months ago: [Note: I will be tied up with family arrangements for the next week or so; thus, blogs posts from no … more →
Germinal
annelis wrote 4 months ago: Penulis : Émile Zola Tahun Terbit : Maret 2002 Penerbit : Jendela (Yogyakarta) Tebal : 448+xvi … more →
Première Semaine à Paris
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rockstar5230 wrote 5 months ago: I’ve officially been in Paris for a week now! AND I’M LOVING IT! Let’s see, let … more →
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