Fagles: "How many fewer friends had gnawed the dust of the wide world"
Wilson: "Then many Greeks would not have died and taken the boundless earth between their teeth"
Fagles: "How many fewer friends had gnawed the dust of the wide world"
Wilson: "Then many Greeks would not have died and taken the boundless earth between their teeth"
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The Aleph just simply isn't anywhere near as good of a collection as Ficciones, is it? The stories in Ficciones are simply more explorative in form and theme, while The Aleph seems to hammer home the same themes time and again with less stylistic flair.
The Aleph just simply isn't anywhere near as good of a collection as Ficciones, is it? The stories in Ficciones are simply more explorative in form and theme, while The Aleph seems to hammer home the same themes time and again with less stylistic flair.
highlands with his herd. It is a perfect
winter evening: the moon rising over
the ice fields, the snow in the wind.
And as he stares into the skybox, there
is 1/50th as much health as usual.
highlands with his herd. It is a perfect
winter evening: the moon rising over
the ice fields, the snow in the wind.
And as he stares into the skybox, there
is 1/50th as much health as usual.
"Apart from a few friends and many routines, the problematic pursuit of literature constituted the whole of his life; like every writer, he measured other men's virtues by what they had accomplished, yet asked that other men measure him by what he planned someday to do."
"Apart from a few friends and many routines, the problematic pursuit of literature constituted the whole of his life; like every writer, he measured other men's virtues by what they had accomplished, yet asked that other men measure him by what he planned someday to do."
Borges, The Shape of the Sword (Hurley tr)
Borges, The Shape of the Sword (Hurley tr)
I am going to look into this whole starting a publishing business business.
I am going to look into this whole starting a publishing business business.