… It was almost time, a little after nine. The last of the commuters were still coming home from their jobs in Tokyo. A … them: two pant legs walking briskly among the others, a briefcase swinging alongside. The old man was close enough to … to take the island and had done much killing. So many had died, so many. The blood of his friends and comrades had …
Criticism
… him as a brutally effective officer who fed Union soldiers into a meat grinder until outnumbered Confederates … known for their strong sensibilities and sharp, lively points of view.” Whoever thought up this approach apparently … The brief bibliographical chapter notes also mention three websites, a good guide to Civil War battlefields, an atlas, …
Criticism
… and in democracy. Recognizing that both these American ideals have undergone severe, if irresponsible, de-bunking, he … the problem of living as a peaceful fraction of the human community. But it would seem that to know ourselves as … brand recently in favor. It would even be nobler than the commercial expansionism now causing some lips to smack. But …
Profiles
… one of his favorite expressions); second, his concept of “locomotive onomatopoeia” as an American musical grammar, in … something worthy of getting himself, the band, and the audience over to the other side. He looked up to see if I … is) a hero of the blues.It is up to scholars, intellectuals, and Americans of every ethnicity to catch up to his …
… lengthens, and you disappear. Because your secrets have become mine without you, I know you’re still asking for … The few remaining are so well hidden, should they become metaphors for happiness, they’d be crippled by their …
Fiction
… then to release it incrementally, then to grip it again, comfortably but firmly, as he backed up between a snowdrift … he said to himself. He understood this thought to be a falsehood but he chose not to correct it. He liked the way it … studying his reflection in the mirror, just as he had studied hers on the drive out. He was furious with her, all but …