Blogs about: Ts Eliot
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Fusion
“It is not ‘greatness,’ the intensity, of the emotions, the components, but the intensity of the artistic process, the pressure, so to speak, under which the fusion takes place, that… more →
Last Year's Almanac
Of names, naming, and Rum Tum Tiger
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phylor wrote 1 week ago: I am fascinated by names and naming — how a “thing” got to be called that “t … more →
Windward
blumoon wrote 1 week ago: “O you who turn the wheel and look to windward, Consider Phlebas, who was once handsome and ta … more →
My English teachers (part 5)
elrambo wrote 1 week ago: (Most recent post in this series—Nov. 2. Others at irregular intervals and in the Archives.) I … more →
GW says: WAVING TO J. ALFRED PRUFROCK FROM OTHER SIDE OF THE TROUGH
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mollie laRue wrote 1 week ago: i move as any crustacean crawler: one claw at window & one at bay one that dont, one what may on … more →
Because I'm in the Mood for T.S. Eliot
mayiwrite wrote 2 weeks ago: The dove descending breaks the air With flame of incandescent terror Of which the tongues declare Th … more →
minute to minute of horror
pensum wrote 2 weeks ago: [Guardian] “I am worn out. I cannot go on,” [Eliot] lamented a little histrionically as … more →
Happy birthday Faber
alanoriordan wrote 3 weeks ago: This essay appeared in the Irish Times marking the 80th birthday of publisher Faber & Faber and … more →
Abnegation
fredhale wrote 3 weeks ago: Brassaï: It’s true that drawing does give you a greater satisfaction, but it is a narcisssisti … more →
Blazing Bright in the Year's Midnight
Bard on a Bike wrote 3 weeks ago: 28th October-2nd November Now the light falls Across the open field, leaving the deep lane Shuttered … more →
T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" - The Silly Version
Wells wrote 3 weeks ago: Give us streusel, needle pie, Till the blackbirds have perched atop some guy And some monkey’s … more →
revolving doors
Jane wrote 3 weeks ago: Revolving Doors a symbol of life? (cursor over image will reveal location of the revolving door) The … more →
everything is contained in now
monkeymind wrote 3 weeks ago: Time present and time past. Are both present in time future, And time future contained in time past. … more →
UPDATED - Jeremy Irons at TS Eliot poetry reading event
jeremyironsno1fan wrote 1 month ago: TS Eliot widow exults in his poetry reading more about “Jeremy Irons at Josephine Hart Poetry … more →
Video of the Day - October 19 2009
grosenberg wrote 1 month ago: More Random Bits Have let go of having 48 bits done by tonight–will give it a week. 10 down, 3 … more →
Kicking the cold, reflecting on reading
Nicole wrote 1 month ago: I’m slightly less sick now. Thanks to all of you faithful blog followers who have been diligen … more →
It's "Previvors," preventative mastectomies & a battery of hypotheticals
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emily wrote 1 month ago: Jenni Murray recently discussed preventative mastectomy on Woman’s Hour; you can listen here t … more →
cultural hash
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msbaroque wrote 1 month ago: What a couple of days this has been! First the Booker – to Hilary Mantel for a huge fat novel … more →
TS Eliot named the nation's favourite poet
Seesaw wrote 1 month ago: The rousing strains of Rudyard Kipling’s “If” might have catapulted him to a lands … more →
A Disappointing Day for Contemporary Poets
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Helen wrote 1 month ago: I was going to begin this post by wishing you all a happy National Poetry Day, I was even thinking o … more →
