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Cotati Man's Video Shows Police Barging Into Home, Using Stun Gun2 comments

tjfang wrote 4 days ago: COTATI (KPIX 5) — A Sonoma County man’s video that shows police officers kicking in a do … more →

Tags: Local, News, Syndicated Local, Cotati, cotati police department, Crime, Domestic Violence, Stun Gun

Salman Rushdie, "Midnight's Children"

katflei wrote 6 days ago: 1988 Midnight’s Children seems to thwart Jameson’s idea that all third world literature … more →

Tags: Novels, 20th century British, 20b, Eliot, Joyce, Hysterical Realism, postcolonial, waste land, dickens

Ink'd...I think. 1 comment

heydavey wrote 6 days ago: Anyone who wishes to write about things that probably sound ridiculous in other people’s heads … more →

Tags: Literature, Fiction, writing, Critique, Imagination, aspiring, how fiction works

Zadie Smith, "This is How It Feels To Me"

katflei wrote 6 days ago: “THIS IS HOW IT FEELS TO ME” - The Guardian, October 13, 201 The byline of Zadie Smith … more →

Tags: Novels, Essays & Nonfiction, 20th century British, 20b, 20a, WOOLF, Novel, postmodern, pynchon

James Wood, "Human, All Too Inhuman" & "Tell Me How Does it Feel

katflei wrote 6 days ago: “HUMAN, ALL TOO INHUMAN” - August 30, 2001 - New Republic Taking its title from the firs … more →

Tags: Novels, Essays & Nonfiction, 20th century British, Henry James, WOOLF, faceting, postmodern, surfaces, Benjamin

Edmund Burke, "A Philosophical Enquiry"

katflei wrote 1 week ago: 1756 Burke sets out to define and explore beauty with greater precision than has been done before. H … more →

Tags: theory & philosophy, 3rd Field: Surface, Sentiment, & Sexuality, kant, Aesthetics, Depth, film, Jameson, faceting, TV

Susan Sontag, "Notes on Camp"

katflei wrote 1 week ago: 1964 Many things in the world have not been named; and many things, even if they have been named, ha … more →

Tags: theory & philosophy, 3rd Field: Surface, Sentiment, & Sexuality, kant, Aesthetics, Jameson, Gender, faceting, postmodern, Homosexuality

Mikhail Bakhtin, "Discourse in the Novel"

katflei wrote 1 week ago: 1981 In “Epic and Novel,” Bakhtin argues that the novel flourishes on diversity, making … more →

Tags: theory & philosophy, 3rd Field: Surface, Sentiment, & Sexuality, TV Shows, Faces, Eliot, Novel, Theory, Hysterical Realism, 1981

Textermination4 comments

emilybooks wrote 1 week ago: A couple of months ago I wrote a piece for the Spectator Books blog about how one ought – or, indeed … more →

Tags: Reading, Book Review, Christine Brooke-Rose, George Eliot, Henry James

Bruce Stone on Nabokov, Cossacks, God's Wrath, and Art as Aggravation

Adair Jones wrote 2 weeks ago: On March 19, the literary marketplace welcomed a new title by the young Vladimir Nabokov, who hasn’t … more →

Tags: In his voice, Vladimir Nabokov, Lionel Trilling, lolita, Humbert Humbert, BRUCE STONE, Sarah Holland-Batt, Richard Lamb, Alain de Botton

WG Sebald: Reveries of a solitary walker

Bookblurb wrote 2 weeks ago: At the time of his death in a car crash aged 57, WG Sebald was widely regarded as one of the world … more →

Tags: Authors, the guardian, Bruce Chatwin, Will Self, Robert Macfarlane, iain sinclair, W. G. Sebald, Adalbert Stifter, Thomas Bernhard

New Trailer For 'WHITE HOUSE DOWN'!

star010 wrote 2 weeks ago: Check out this new trailer for Roland Emmerich’s upcoming film titled White House Down that ca … more →

Tags: Movie Trailers, Movie News, Actors News, blogs, WordPress, Movie News, actors news, Richard Jenkins, roland emmerich

New Poster For 'WHITE HOUSE DOWN'

star010 wrote 2 weeks ago: Check out this new poster that Columbia Pictures has released for Roland Emmerich’s upcoming f … more →

Tags: Movie News, Actors News, movie posters, blogs, WordPress, Movie News, movie posters, actors news, Richard Jenkins

While I'm cogitating on the next 'How-to' book review post...4 comments

Jenny Ackland wrote 2 weeks ago: I wanted to quickly list the books that I have on my shelves that I have found (variously) helpful i … more →

Tags: writing process, Reading, Books, Learning, writing, Fiction, Anne LaMott, Editing, Stephen King

Cabinet

theharvardadvocate wrote 2 weeks ago: In the TLS: How Muriel Spark revitalized the creator of Frankenstein. Claire Messud’s new nove … more →

Tags: Cabinet, harvard, Literature, Photography, New York Review of Books, frankenstein, Times Literary Supplement, Muriel Spark, Mary Shelley

Review: Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert, translated by Lydia Davis

jaclyn michelle wrote 2 weeks ago: image via Strand title: Madame Bovary [support an independent bookseller and buy at Strand] by: Gust … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Literary Fiction, Classics, Translation, French Literature, Literary Fiction, Book, translation, Anna Karenina

WG Sebald: reflections from James Wood, Iain Sinclair, Robert Macfarlane and Will Self

katie nevison wrote 3 weeks ago: ‘In the too-short course of his writing life, WG Sebald remade the novel. Walter Benjamin … more →

Tags: Literature, Literary criticism, Books, Innovation in the Novel, The Art of Fiction, W.G. Sebald, iain sinclair, Robert Macfarlane, Will Self

The Literary Link List

jaclyn michelle wrote 3 weeks ago: Links to pieces, old and new, on literature: One of my all-time favorite books, Salman Rushdie … more →

Tags: The Literary Link List, book riot, Paperback to the Future, Liberty Hardy, Salman Rushdie, Midnight's Children, The American Reader, 10 under $10, Claire Messud

wednesday reading list

joegeoghegan154 wrote 3 weeks ago: “Open wide baby bird, mama’s got a big, fat nightcrawler of truth.” ~ Stephen T. C … more →

Tags: Reading List, Wendell Berry, Hitler, Germany, Claire Messud, koch brothers, LA Times, Bobby Petrino


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