For there is nothing brisker than his life when in motion."
- Christopher Smart (1722-71)
For there is nothing brisker than his life when in motion."
- Christopher Smart (1722-71)
[Once crowded into a booth here with 4 other groomsmen and the bridegroom, all drunk & high. Having eaten our fill, I proclaimed, "And now. . . we order AGAIN!" We did. Luckily, had a limo driver.]
[Once crowded into a booth here with 4 other groomsmen and the bridegroom, all drunk & high. Having eaten our fill, I proclaimed, "And now. . . we order AGAIN!" We did. Luckily, had a limo driver.]
I prefer the 1961, but don't know how to tell.
Any help?
#Joyce #Ulysses #audiobook
I prefer the 1961, but don't know how to tell.
Any help?
#Joyce #Ulysses #audiobook
Novels about everything:
- Tristram Shandy
- The Manuscript found in Saragossa
- Moby Dick
- Ulysses
And now, I realize, so is Huckleberry Finn.
Everything. Everything that matters.
Next up: _James_ by Percival Everett!
Novels about everything:
- Tristram Shandy
- The Manuscript found in Saragossa
- Moby Dick
- Ulysses
And now, I realize, so is Huckleberry Finn.
Everything. Everything that matters.
Next up: _James_ by Percival Everett!
We were both so happy when he did!
We were both so happy when he did!
Nothing but donate to Pasadena Humane, call and text to check on friends, eat a can of smoked oysters, and let Eliott Gould read me "Red Wind."
Nothing but donate to Pasadena Humane, call and text to check on friends, eat a can of smoked oysters, and let Eliott Gould read me "Red Wind."
As I was saying to Cathy, what's great about an epistolary novel is that there's no narrator who knows everything beforehand. Instead, each fragment builds up the total narrative layer by layer. So satisfying.
As I was saying to Cathy, what's great about an epistolary novel is that there's no narrator who knows everything beforehand. Instead, each fragment builds up the total narrative layer by layer. So satisfying.
A favorite historical cat pic about which I know nothing. Screenshotted from the youtube video of R. Crumb and the Cheap Suit Serenaders' recording of "My Girl's Pussy," originally put on wax in 1931 and attributed to Harry Roy.
A favorite historical cat pic about which I know nothing. Screenshotted from the youtube video of R. Crumb and the Cheap Suit Serenaders' recording of "My Girl's Pussy," originally put on wax in 1931 and attributed to Harry Roy.