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The Thanatos Syndrome, Walker Percy

JR Caines wrote 1 week ago: Novel. 1987. Thriller. Percy is an American Catholic. The hero is Dr. Tom More, a psychiatrist. Sett … more →

Tags: Novel

What I Remember

Matt Thomas wrote 2 weeks ago: Other people, so I have read, treasure memorable moments in their lives: the time one climbed the Pa … more →

Tags: Books, Movies, Quotes

The Moviegoer Part II: Montage in Cinematic Writing

beatengeneration wrote 1 month ago: “Tell Mother that I’m fine and that I will be down later. I am not hungry.” Then I will indeed … more →

Tags: cinematic literature, The Moviegoer, landscape, Mezzanine, Ross Chambers, Nicholas Baker

The Moviegoer part I: cutting apart landscapes

beatengeneration wrote 1 month ago: I stumbled upon this novel due to its title and, after a brief search, found that it had beat out He … more →

Tags: "moviegoer", New Novel, Roland Barthes, cinematic literature, cinematic landscapes, Robbe-Grillet, Cuts, Cutting, politics of literature

Writers And Their Routines

Taylor Bright wrote 2 months ago: I’m woefully behind on this, but it fascinates me too much to ignore. Daily Routines – a … more →

Tags: Books, Graham Greene, Shelby Foote, Kingsley Amis, pauline kael, truman capote, Evelyn Waugh, Ernest Hemingway

The Life You Save

gr4c5 wrote 2 months ago: Elie, Paul. The Life You Save May Be Your Own: an American Pilgrimage. New York: Farrar, Straus and … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, BookLust II, nonfiction, Biography, Book Review, writing, October, 2009, book lust ii

The Little Way

me wrote 2 months ago: The peculiar virtue of New Orleans, like St. Theresa, may be that of the Little Way, a talent for ev … more →

Tags: Toulouse Street, New Orleans, NOLA, BNOB, Jack O'Latern development, Green Dot, Lambert Plan

Fields of light and air

alangbrake1 wrote 3 months ago: “Here is Chicago. Now, exactly as twenty five years ago, the buildings are heavy and squarish … more →

Tags: Literature, urbanism, Chicago

Jazz, Jazz, Jazz... and Percy.

chrisacopland wrote 3 months ago: I had the opportunity to see Gretchen Parlato live last night at The Triple Door. Phenomenal show. I … more →

Tags: jazz, GRETCHEN PARLATO, taylor eigsti, Chill

Another Evangelical De-conversion Story3 comments

fleance7 wrote 3 months ago: Books like these, by former evangelicals who have lost their faith, seem to be proliferating.  The H … more →

Tags: Book Review, Religion and Spirituality, Christianity, Graham Greene, Flannery O'Connor, Iris Murdoch, not that kind of girl, Carlene Bauer

On to Something2 comments

vhoagland wrote 5 months ago: Why should someone in his late 70’s be thinking about the future of the church and his own community … more →

Tags: Religion, Passionists, Catholic Church, Evangelization, Modern World

About Me

undertheheavens wrote 5 months ago: Walker Percy wrote a book entitled, Lost in the Cosmos: The Last Self-Help Book.  At the very beginn … more →

Tags: About Me, lost in the cosmos, Nietzsche

Reading the Movies: Some Books for Cinephiles!2 comments

Ben wrote 5 months ago: I’ve been asked by fellow-blogger Movieman0283 over at The Dancing Image to join him and a few … more →

Tags: Film and Literature, Hollywood, Movies in Literature, World Cinema, Alfred Hitchcock, Cahiers du Cinema, Cinema, classical hollywood cinema, confessions of a nazi spy

It’s Bad…It’s Bad?

The Irony Supplement wrote 6 months ago: When there’s little to look forward to next week than the autopsy photos of Michael Jackson surfacin … more →

Tags: Media and Politics, The Economy, recession, Walter Cronkite, MICHAEL JACKSON, Boethius, luck, Fortune, John Kennedy Toole

Statement of Intent

Neil Andrew Francisco wrote 6 months ago: Hello, I used to love writing in a blog every day. At the tender age of fourteen, I had nothing bett … more →

Tags: Love, The Moviegoer, Philosophy, robotism

May 2009

Joe wrote 6 months ago: Books read: The Moviegoer, Walker Percy The Postman Always Rings Twice, James M. Cain The Killer Ins … more →

Tags: Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, Peter Gay, Don DeLillo, donald barthelme, Horace McCoy, James M. Cain, Jim Thompson, Mark Harris

Are We Lost in the Cosmos?

Travis Pickell wrote 6 months ago: Lately, I have been feeling very philosophical. I suppose it is a result of the fact that I have had … more →

Tags: Redemptive Culture, Theology, lost in the cosmos, Philosophy, existentialism

Screenwriting Quote of the Day #90 (Walker Percy)1 comment

Scott W. Smith wrote 7 months ago: Walker Percy (1916-1990) was as much a philosopher as he was a novelist and essay writer. If you … more →

Tags: Screenwriting Quotes, Sören Kierkegaard, Solzhenitsyn, Signpost in a Strange Land, The Moviegoer

Of Joy and Desire, Part 1

bekahmae wrote 8 months ago: But often, in the world’s most crowded streets, But often, in the din of strife, There rises an unsp … more →

Tags: Christianity, CS Lewis, Joy, Matthew Arnold, surprised by joy, longing, desire, romanticism, The Great Gatsby


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