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The Accidental Plagiarist: The Trouble with Originality
… know with certainty where we end and Delbanco’s disembodied practitioners begin. One evening about one year ago, … of polite options at my disposal, I picked up my briefcase and began to leave the room. With my hand on the … famous Borges story “Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote. ”26 And, of course, when I wrote my story abstract I hadn’t …
New Orleans Portraits
… children were born. Her canary bird hung at the window. He also was called Pierre. When Louise spoke to him softly in … French, he caroled and trilled with delight. Then Livaudais died. Many, years passed away and his widow still clung to … was no place in his thoughts for future events. He was incompetent to think at all. When his first child was born, he …
Selling the Universe
… dimension can your words fight their way in the world in competition with all the other robust contestants for your … any of them. His inability to enter sympathetically into medieval thought makes him misread history. The medieval monk … intricacies of modern physics, and skips over embarrassing points with the hush-hush air of a Victorian mother …
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The Activist Novelist
… Novelist To the End of the Land, by David Grossman. Knopf, $26.95 In thirteen books of fiction and nonfiction, including … language and angry curses, hectors Ilan and his fellow soldiers for not rescuing him. Grossman was a longtime radio … with small monuments—benches, plaques, trees, lookout points—dedicated to fallen soldiers. One such encounter …
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American Origami
… as a result of the US bombing of Hiroshima. The year she died, Sadako was able to make more than 1,400 paper cranes … Whenever a mass school shooting happens, the grieving community is inundated with gifts and letters. (In Parkland, … and they agreed to help manage the files and build a website. And so we started. I would take a tray of stuff and …
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North and Norths, True and Otherwise
… dull? If I put my desk next to a window, will my thoughts become insipid? Where is the dragon sleeping? Practitioners of … a line, a meridian, wrapping neatly around the planet. Also called geodetic north, it is constant to the extent that, for our lifetimes, it points pretty much toward Polaris, our North Star for the …
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