Haiku
My lunchtime reading at work has been a lovely book called The Haiku Apprentice: Memoirs of Writing Poetry in Japan …
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Doing My Part
There is an interesting article at Alternet about Why Booksellers Are Going Belly Up. The author uses Cody’s, a 50-year-old …
Emptying the Brain
Yesterday’s Short Story Sunday brought me back to Virginia Woolf. I read two stories from The Complete Shorter Fiction, “A …
Articles of Interest
Emerson’s essay Art, is his theory on what art should be and do. Here’s some of what he has to …
Revolutionary
The comments from yesterday were so good and thoughtful. In my continued mulling I have decided to keep a good …
Mulling
I’ve been mulling lately about autobiographical fiction. I’ve had no results except more mulling so I thought I would mull …
Situation Rectified
John pointed out to me recently the scandalous fact that in spite of my professed adoration of Virginia Woolf, I …
Neurology
I decided to take a break from Virginia Woolf short stories on Short Story Sunday and was just going to …
Book Meme
Everyone’s doing it, the meme from Tales From the Reading Room that is. First book to leave a lasting impression? …
And the Winner is…
The reciepent of The Player’s Boy by Bryher is… Dorothy! Congratulations! Email me your address and I will put the …
