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the same things never change

jefflennon wrote 3 days ago: “Except on nights like those I never felt poor.” On more than a few afternoons now that … more →

Tags: Readings, Things That Are Up To You, ITTU, place, New York City, California, Joan Didion, Slouching Towards Bethlehem, Richard Rodriguez

love letters to the cities we love2 comments

yoga sara wrote 1 month ago: . Have you ever been to Boston? My first time in the city I was 18, and roadtripping with my dad thr … more →

Tags: musings, Travels, spirituality, wellness & vitality, beastie boys, bostonmarathon, PrayForBoston, Love Letters, Boston

Goodbye To All That...

Ronan Jackson wrote 1 month ago: “Some time later there was a song on all the jukeboxes on the upper East Side that went … more →

Tags: musings, Joan Didion, Slouching Towards Bethlehem, Essay, Quote, being young, Youth

How To Not Hate Everyone In Your 20s2 comments

Thought Catalog wrote 3 months ago: Thought Catalog Flickr The secret to getting older is not what I previously thought. You can’t … more →

Tags: Life, 20 somethings, Joan Didion, Misanthropy

Goodbye to all that16 comments

Tim Wotton wrote 4 months ago: A candle was blown out at Christmas, when the life of a fellow cystic fibrosis (CF)* adult was cut h … more →

Tags: Postcards from Earth, Beating the Odds, CF, cystic fibrosis, death and CF, death and cystic fibrosis, Enduring, Hockey, Inspire

Goodbye To All That

michielconsidine wrote 4 months ago: “All I ever did to that apartment was hang fifty yards of yellow theatrical silk across the bedroom … more →

Tags: Quotes, Joan Didion

Review: GOODBYE TO ALL THAT by Robert Graves

sagustocox wrote 5 months ago: Howling Frog Books recently read and reviewed Goodbye to All That by Robert Graves for the WWI Readi … more →

Tags: WWI, Book Reviews, WWI reading challenge, Robert Graves

Fantastic Donation of Folio Society Books

bookvolunteer wrote 5 months ago: We have a great selection of Folio Society books. Finely printed , lovely paper, beautiful illustrat … more →

Tags: Art, History, Travel, folio editions, Fiction, Literature, Biography, Oxfam, Wilmslow

The Myth of War Literature

hisjme wrote 5 months ago: ‘veterans did not start to produce war novels until the later 1920s’ This quotation come … more →

Tags: First World War, Literature, Historical Practice, Parade's End, Myth, Fiona Reid, Rosa Maria Bracco, Sapper, Bulldog Drummond

August 30, 2013

Claire-Madeline wrote 6 months ago: It’s not that I want to see you again.  Of course I want to see you – what I mean is that it’s not t … more →

Tags: 15 min snapshots, Memory, Joan Didion, Freud, screen memories, shame, super ego

Packing my bags for Hollywood....

hinsone wrote 6 months ago: Ok, so not really, but I did have a very unique experience today that has a surprising running tie i … more →

Tags: Running, Movie, eXtra

Review: GOODBYE TO ALL THAT by Robert Graves

sagustocox wrote 7 months ago: Matt’s Book Blog recently read and reviewed Goodbye to All That by Robert Graves for the WWI R … more →

Tags: WWI, Book Reviews, WWI reading challenge, Robert Graves

'Junebug' Writer to Direct First Feature in Winston-Salem

NC Hollywood wrote 8 months ago: A new production is about to start filming in the Piedmont Triad area, as writer Angus MacLachlan wi … more →

Tags: Movies, NC Talent, Winston-Salem, Junebug, Angus MacLachlan

Have you news of my boy Jack?

Push wrote 1 year ago: British troops from the 47th Divison (2nd London) advance towards the German trenches through a clou … more →

Tags: History, Family, William Ellis, Battle of Loos, 47th Divison, 2nd London, Robert Graves, Rudyard Kipling, John Kipling

Goodbye to All That by Robert Graves (1929)

Simon wrote 1 year ago: 27 February, 2012 In Northumberland I reread ‘Goodbye to All That’ by Robert Graves, in an old Pengu … more →

Tags: History, Books, great war, 1929

To Live and Cry in New York1 comment

Colin wrote 1 year ago: “How to Live In New York.” “Disappearing in New York City.” “My First New York Street Cry.” “On Movi … more →

Tags: thought catalog, twentysomethings, first year in New York, Joan Didion, E. B. White

Storm of Steel by Ernst Junger

markmckay395 wrote 1 year ago: Published by Penguin Modern Classics priced £9.99 Ernst Junger’s Storm of Steel is a classic first-h … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, First World War, book, Book Review, storm of steel, Ernst Jünger, World War One, great war, Historiography

Goodbye to All That at Royal Court

sueyuk wrote 1 year ago: A new one act play by Luke Norris, Goodbye to All That examines what it means to be married and to b … more →

Tags: Theatre Reviews, theatre, Royal Court, Theatre Review, Luke Norris

Out East and Back West1 comment

The Urchins wrote 1 year ago: By Geo Ong I am not sure that it is possible for anyone brought up in the East to appreciate entirel … more →

Tags: Geo, Literature, Travel, California, East, Essay, Home, Joan Didion, Los Angeles


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