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The Cocktail Party
It will do you no harm to find yourself ridiculous. Resign yourself to be the fool you are. You will find that you survive humiliation And that’s an experience of incalculable value. That is the… more →
I dream of Ralph Fiennes
Review of Michael Graziano's Love Song of Monkey (Fiction)
Caleb wrote 7 months ago: So your neurotic, unfaithful wife, driven to desperation by your apathy, manages to (unknowingly) cu … more →
Celebrity Endorsements
allanmayer wrote 7 months ago: Does it help to sell a book if comes with a ‘Celebrity’ recommendation? I suppose it dep … more →
sakura
rarebestie wrote 8 months ago: Si impara ad amare quello che si ha. Così pensavo sulla via di casa in un autobus stipato di corpi … more →
Flickrfan: Except when
sgarrett6 wrote 8 months ago: Photographed by goldsardine …a street piano, mechanical and tired, reiterates some worn out co … more →
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
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elizabethst wrote 9 months ago: Let us go then, you and I, When the evening is spread out against the sky Like a patient etherized u … more →
ARE TWITTERS PARANOID?
boldray wrote 9 months ago: “Couldn’t sleep. Went into kitchen. Gary came in. Turned on light. Gary left. Finished b … more →
Where do the Words Come From #3 - Anna Krien
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gnunn wrote 9 months ago: Anna Krien is one of the feature poets at the first QLD Poetry Festival event for 2009, Poetry on th … more →
Disappearing Into A Poem
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tarabridgetmoore wrote 10 months ago: Your misguided Words driven into the page Common humanity On the brink of the impossible Haunts like … more →
From Nowhere to The Wasteland: A look at how Wlliam Morris' News from Nowhere relates to T.S. Eliot's The Wasteland
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Megan wrote 10 months ago: I have been looking at these two writers this week after I re-read Morris’ novel. I found they … more →
Desert(ed) Island Poems #5 - Matt Hetherington
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gnunn wrote 10 months ago: It’s time to take that lonely trip again people… so man those oars and together let … more →
An Equality of Joy
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shoreacres wrote 10 months ago: Only hours after the passage of Hurricane Ike, every survivor left standing in the rubble understood … more →
ஆக்டேவியோ பாஸின் கவிதைகள் /The Poetry of Octavio Paz/intrdouced by Brammarajan
brammarajan wrote 10 months ago: ஆக்டேவியோ பாஸின் கவிதைகள் 1990ஆம் ஆண்டுக்கான நோபல் பரிசினைப் பெற்ற ஆக்டோவியோ பாஸ், 1914 ஆம் ஆண்ட … more →
T.S.Eliot-Tradition and the Individual Talent-translation Brammarajan
brammarajan wrote 10 months ago: டி.எஸ்.எலியட் பாரம்பரியமும் தனித்துவத் திறனும் தமிழில் பிரம்மராஜன் ஆங்கில இலக்கியத்தில் நாம் பாரம்பர … more →
Discovery Travel & Living...
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Raman wrote 11 months ago: As I have mentioned before, I happened to have lots of free time in hand and luckily for me England … more →
Solstice Silence, Solstice Song
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shoreacres wrote 11 months ago: Permeated with commercial hustle and cultural bustle, the days before Christmas are ferociously bu … more →
Everything But the Christmas Sync
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shoreacres wrote 11 months ago: December can be a tough time for liturgical sorts. Like embarassed house guests caught snooping t … more →
Three Days Later, A Postmortem
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petebyrne wrote 1 year ago: In a joyous repudiation of a national politics best characterized by Eliot’s “tedious argument … more →
Montparnasse Cemetery: Beyond The Language of the Living
Jennifer Rains wrote 1 year ago: If, as Jean-Paul Sartre once wrote, “Hell is other people,” the famous existentialist … more →
¿Para qué sirve la literatura? (III/III)
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Gastón García M. wrote 1 year ago: Ítalo Calvino: “Mi fe en el futuro de la literatura consiste en saber que hay cosas que sólo l … more →
