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A Writer’s Life: J. M. Coetzee’s Elizabeth Costello
… Although I don’t recall any audible reaction from the audience, there could be no doubt about the surprise produced … tended to avoid the customary first-person consideration of points made to him, preferring locutions like: “I think what … Coetzee nobel prize south africa suffering metafiction 254-265 By Derek Attridge …
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Journey Through the Past: Patrick Leigh Fermor’s Endless Amble
… they were desperate to move as they pleased. Surviving soldiers had of course endured the continent’s trenches, but … of the Realm Act, which rationed food, travel, and foreign communication back home.  The worst of those restrictions … walking partner (a beautiful young woman, clearly charmed) points out that they are Pomaks, from the southeast valleys, …
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The Miracle Girl
… Xiao Chun was already prettier, smarter, and more obedient—she just had to be holier too. Wong Daifu, the village … puncture wounds, which were not round and smooth but thin ovals with fringes of red, protruding skin. “And you’re sure … hungry, the poorer and hungrier the villagers seemed to become, as if they were living through some reverse …
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Beware of Revolutions That Require New Clothes: Obama Part Two and Orwell’s Animal Farm
… story” is another tale as much about the revolution’s soldiers as its generals, and how generals can only become despots when a population fools itself into thinking …
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Island, 1949
Island, 1949 Walking the crude rock   dam above the rapids. Why are you   doing it?— you might fall,    drown,   arms useless   as wings. You can’t turn back,   others are watching. And   such slow water above the dam   like thin slee- ping mud.   That …
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The Jesters
… Jesters He said, “Do you hear—​?” She listened. She’d just come to join him on the terrace at the rear of the house. It … polls you saw reported in the media, and “statistical studies.” The husband made the droll joke that roughly forty … my driver’s license.” “Driving without a license! That’s points on your license.” The wife was deeply agitated. The …
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