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Tantric Art --- Near Udaipur, 1999, 13
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Interviews, Writers, Quotes, Fiction, Poetry - Paris Review
Ocean Heart and Samsa Juice. Literary paint chips from the Paris Review.
took many more reads to get through a yellow raft in blue water than i thought it would, though i'm looking forward to reading more of dorris. moving on to gordimer for now though, burger's daughter, and i'll probably stick with her for a while afterward
“[A] volunteer told me that the garden at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church was beautiful and not to be missed. She was right. ¶The garden is an expanse of grass dominated by a stunning, pink-blossomed tree (a dogwood?). Its low‐hanging branches are covered with flowers and leaves, and dozens upon dozens of petals litter the ground, like pink confetti.” Jillian Steinhauer, “Stillspotting,” The Paris Review Daily, 7 May 2012.
Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 62, John Cheever
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Paris Review - The Famous Torn and Restored Lit Cigarette Trick, Elizabeth Gilbert
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alison lucy onto Short stories
Of the town’s many curiosities, one of the more surprising is housed inside the unprepossessing Morris Museum, a few minutes from the train station and one of the largest public holdings of automata and mechanical musical instruments in the United States.
Beth Felice onto tba
Paris Review – Trashy Is as Trashy Does, Jillian Lauren
James Wood and Claire Messud’s book shelves, Cambridge, MA.
Reconstructing Harry Crews - “There’s only one thing a writer has,” Crews warned me the first time we met, “and it’s not money. It’s time.”
Jessica Mondres onto Read
Ezra the scribe with his armoire of horizontally oriented books from Folio 5r of the 'Codex Amiatinus' (Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana).
Meredith Payne onto art
Chris Killip, 'The Library of Chained Books,' Hereford Cathedral, Hereford, UK, 1992.
Meredith Payne onto art
It is perfectly monstrous the way people go about, nowadays, saying things against one behind one’s back that are absolutely and entirely true. —Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray
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Kaleigh Lara onto Opulence
Paris Review – Arthur Miller Reads Death of a Salesman, February 1955, Sadie Stein here: bit.ly/LIRv87.
![“[A] volunteer told me that the garden at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church was beautiful and not to be missed. She was right. ¶The garden is an expanse of grass dominated by a stunning, pink-blossomed tree (a dogwood?). Its low‐hanging branches are covered with flowers and leaves, and dozens upon dozens of petals litter the ground, like pink confetti.” Jillian Steinhauer, “Stillspotting,” The Paris Review Daily, 7 May 2012.](http://media-cache4.pinterest.com/upload/148055906470219759_3g4Wp2uK_b.jpg)
