… the World Had Gilt Upon It Anew england salt-water farm comes about as near Arcady as any piece of earth one can … muscles that it took all of half an hour for the old cat to die, for me to come to the full stop and so surrender my … spoiled the grass for acres. After the tarring, came the shoals of fish on the wharves and silver flakes on everything. …
Criticism
… cheap hucksterism, self-helpy schlock, bitter back-biting, false evangelism, blatant copyright infringement, and … pitch themselves as indispensible tools for anyone who comes in contact with the publishing industry, writers … , and all the articles I don’t have access to from their website, I’m going to subscribe to Poets & Writers …
Poetry
Nostalgia Whom the gods worship as the Light of lights And as immortal Time, I, mortal, breathe As my soul’s element,—the mighty seethe Of Thought discarnate and the dryleaf flights Of my thought storming through my days and nights, Whirlwind and that it …
VQR Vault
… and hungry look, but not because of famine. Not merely in comedies, but in tragedies, histories, and romances as well, the … Joseph Collins, “Syndicated Philosophies,” Winter 1926 “I would like to die,” she said languidly, from where she …
… never did absorb all Meg said, but she grasped the essentials: the assignment to Pakistan, the collapse of child care … party she gave a few days later, Julia was overwhelmed with compliments on her new companion. Surprised, she glanced … or some twist of the psyche Julia would rather have died than explore, she found herself wanting the doll. No, …
… to reviewers in 1851 as to the academics who have studied it from a spectrum of points of view in the course of the 20th century. Melville, … The remark is typical of the book’s humorously riddling complexity. The reader addressed is one who may mistakenly …