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    Month: April 2018

    Here is continuity spinning a web from room to room,

    Dear Rosamond, Invitation to the Waltz (1932) makes use of the stream of consciousness technique and takes place, mostly, during the preparation for a party. However, our protagonist…… Read more “Here is continuity spinning a web from room to room,”

    25 de April de 20189 de January de 2019 by juliana

    The heart wants her horses back

    Six poems by American writer Ada Limón, from the book Bright Dead Things (2015): * How to Triumph Like a Girl I like the lady horses best, how…… Read more “The heart wants her horses back”

    18 de April de 201821 de November de 2018 by juliana

    Ada Limón

    Ada Limón (1976) is an American poet. She studied theater at the University of Washington School of Drama, and went on to get a Master of Fine Arts from the New York University.…… Read more “Ada Limón”

    18 de April de 201821 de November de 2018 by juliana

    Library Loot, The 1977 Club & Dewey’s Readathon

    Hello, folks! Here are my reading plans for the following weeks: Library Loot: April 11 to 18 Library Loot is a weekly event co-hosted by Claire from The…… Read more “Library Loot, The 1977 Club & Dewey’s Readathon”

    11 de April de 20185 de July de 2018 by juliana

    A clarity which startles

    It’s terrible to be in danger of writing a philosophical novel “I suppose since I’m largely influenced and interested in moral philosophy that some of the reflections about moral philosophy and about ethics…… Read more “A clarity which startles”

    4 de April de 201824 de May de 2018 by juliana

    Defeating the formlessness

    I’m not a philosophical novelist “I’m not a philosophical novelist. People think that because I’m a philosopher there’s a philosophical view being put across, but this is…… Read more “Defeating the formlessness”

    3 de April de 20183 de April de 2018 by juliana

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