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Sidewise - Author's Notes on Chapter One

jspim wrote 1 day ago: Chapter one starts with the reader being dropped right into the middle of the story.  The chapter de … more →

Tags: Fiction, Sidewise, writing, Novel, New Madrid, Author, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, writer, fathers and sons

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xixvek wrote 2 weeks ago: Frogs in Turgenev and, especially, Bulgakov, from Russian Dinosaur. Russian History Blog has a new … more →

Tags: Dostoevskii, turgenev, Twentieth Century, russian literature, Достоевский, Тургенев

Literary Paint Chips: Gallery 1

lds333 wrote 2 weeks ago: A new expression of literature Literary Paint Chips: Gallery 1. … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, Aldous Huxley, Anne Frank, Daphne du Maurier, E. B. White, E.F. Benson, Emily Dickinson, Ernest Hemingway, f. scott fitzgerald

Ivan Turgenev

roseylinn wrote 2 weeks ago: “If we wait for the moment when everything is ready, we shall never begin.” – Ivan Turge … more →

Tags: Quote Of The Day, Inspiration, Quotes, Quote, Quote Of The Day, Inspirational

Kernel-dactyl-saurus for Illustration Friday16 comments

Beth Parker wrote 2 weeks ago: “If we wait for the moment when everything is ready, we shall never begin.” – Ivan Turge … more →

Tags: affirmation, watercolor painting, Beth Parker, Watercolor, Painting, Daily Affirmations, wildlife, Art, Illustration Friday

Bookmarks of the Week: From Obscure Words to Strange Cases

Ben wrote 3 weeks ago: Carl Jung and the Holy Grail of the Unconscious by Sara Corbett, from The New York Times A Few of Ou … more →

Tags: Bookmarks, Alexander Blok, carl jung, criticism, critics, D.S. Mirsky, Friedrich Nietzsche, J. R. R. Tolkien, Jewish fiction

Literary Paint Chips

theartfulblog wrote 1 month ago:  Literary Paint Chips by Leanne Shapton and Ben Schott, from The Paris Review No. 200, Spring 2012, … more →

Tags: Bibliophilism, Literature, Interior design, truman capote, Aldous Huxley, Anne Frank, Daphne du Maurier, E. B. White, Emily Dickinson

Literary roundup: Russian writers in London and the literature of non-resilience2 comments

literalab wrote 1 month ago: Having just published an article about Russian writers in Prague in the ‘20s (not to be confused wit … more →

Tags: News, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, dickens, Feature, Alexander Herzen, Russian writers, Spiked, The Stone Bridge

Fumo4 comments

Zamax wrote 2 months ago: La politica italiana è strutturata male. Anzi, manca proprio di una struttura. Non starò qui a spieg … more →

Tags: Italia, Giornalettismo, Liberalismo, Gianfranco Fini, Eugenio Scalfari, Socialdemocrazia, Pier Luigi Bersani, Mario Monti

Русский Язык

A Genius Scientist To Tell You What To Do! wrote 3 months ago: Русский Язык Во дни сомнений, во дни тягостных раздумий о судьбах моей родины, – ты одни мне п … more →

Tags: по-русский, Иван Тургенев, Russian, russian quotes, Russian Language, русский язык, Во дни сомнений ...

Mapped Out Mashed Up

donnalynas wrote 3 months ago: It’s all mapped out like one of them satnavs… thanks Ghostpoet. And thanks Ellie for the ticket to s … more →

Tags: Gary Shteyngart, ALT-J, ghostpoet

Three Things--Advice, Welcome, and Review

suddenbrainstorms wrote 3 months ago: A couple of things today:   On how to remain even-tempered On how to deal with the fact that th … more →

Tags: new perspectives, Books, Reading, writing, A Book a Week, Resolutions, Poetry, Books 2, sense and sensibility

The Child the Father of the Man: Ivan Turgenev, Toni Morrison, and Oedipus

cbhuysman wrote 4 months ago: “Bazarov moved slowly forward and Pavel Petrovich walked towards him, his left hand thrust in his po … more →

Tags: Morrison, Literary, Traditions, toni morrison, Oedipus, fathers and sons, Song of Solomon

Running Behind

Vikki (The View Outside) wrote 4 months ago: Ok, so yes, I ended up doing 2 of the daily prompts yesterday lol….. The first one, which was … more →

Tags: writing, Short Story, Short Stories, Online Writing, libro, Iain McEwan

Awful

Vikki (The View Outside) wrote 4 months ago: What an awful day yesterday was ( I managed to type up the first draft of my story for my assignment … more →

Tags: writing, Lockerbie, turgenev, list verse

On the Eve, by Ivan Turgenev, Folio Society, 20112 comments

Chris T. Adamson wrote 4 months ago: Already a huge 19th century Russian literature fan, I am finding myself more and more attracted to t … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Folio Society, On The Eve, Hisham Matar, Lauren Nassef, Gilbert Gardiner

I Was Afraid3 comments

chichikir wrote 5 months ago: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe once wrote: “To think is easy. To act is hard. But the hardest thing in t … more →

Tags: ramblings, Love, Emotion, Ernest Hemingway, Amazon, Memories, Dreams, Coffee, Job

Short Stories on Wednesday [December 14]4 comments

jerikavonalexandra wrote 5 months ago: Short Stories on Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Risa over at Breadcrumb Reads. This encourages … more →

Tags: Weekly Events, Short Stories on Wednesday, russian literature, Short Story, the district doctor, The Cloak, Nikolai Gogol

Michel Parry - The Hounds Of Hell

demonik wrote 6 months ago: Michel Parry (ed.) – The Hounds Of Hell  (Arrow, 1975: originally Victor Gollancz, 1973) Intro … more →

Tags: arrow, anthology, Michel Parry, Vault of Evil, paperback., Horror, H. P. Lovecraft, Victor Gollancz, Saki


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