Wednesday, September 17, 2008
(Photo by MsAPhillips)
You know to me it all looks the same.
You know to me it all looks the same.
About Me
- Name: Steve Caratzas
- Location: Stuck in the Middle with You, United States
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Recent Viewing
Recent Reading
Peaceable Kingdom
by Jack Ketchum
Car by Harry Crews
All We Need Of Hell by Harry Crews
Body by Harry Crews
Pocket Kings by Ted Heller
Publications
It Will Be A Train (2004)- $5, postage paid
The Incredulity Tour (2005)- $6, postage paid
- Get both:
It Will Be A Train &
The Incredulity Tour
$10, postage paid
Other blogs worth a visit
- a sad day for sad birds
- born obsolete
- course description included
- alcoholic poet's sad poems
- ReCall To Poetry
- lodo grdzak's long intermission
- michael kimball writes your life story
- crowned with laurels
- dottcomments
- lovers' last go around
- really bad movies
- with hammer and tong...the lettershaper
- ron silliman
- humanyms
- rocketradio
- amy king
2 Comments:
Hemingway biographer Jeffery Meyers makes the point that Hemingway saw in Stein much of his mother - they were both the same age, both physically large women, both frustrated artists, and both competed, and lost, to some extent to Hemingway. "Most significantly, Hemingway tried to work out with Gertrude some of the strong Oedipal feelings he had for Grace. 'I always wanted to sleep with her and she knew it and it was a healthy feeling and made more sense than some of the talk.' Such forbidden desires could be safely expressed because he knew he could not actually sleep with a lesbian any more than he could sleep with his mother."
http://www.lostgeneration.com/hemfaq.htm#stein
8-words interesting and MsPhillips addition enlightening too.
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