novels. Did you ever think you’d find yourself writing for television? Somerville: Not at all. Up until ... different from making it by yourself. I do think those differences carry into the final product. Everything ... don’t think the way you think. It may mean you sometimes have to write something you don’t love, but it ...
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criticizing someone who reads Judith Krantz?-I think you can, because she invites us to bathe in a kind of ... don't you guys, either. ALAN SHAPIRO (FROM AUDIENCE): I have a question for the whole panel. ... kinds of psychological questions enter into it. In that sense, you can describe Robert Stone's ...
use polysemy; it depends on the "poly sensible."* I don't think one can ... lose yourself in the text, but in losing yourself you are within and the effects are imprinted on your ... you read, to lose yourself (erase your consciousness) through your reading, then you ...
loves you, you are fond of her, and I don't know- I don't know why it is you seem to ... avoid each other. I can't understand it! LOPAKHlN: To tell you the truth, I don ... Page 149 from Issue 80 IV, just before Sonya's final speech, which is in fact a response ...
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I can't imagine my life before you got me Blaze; she'd say, He's like part of the family ... don't do that. I'll tell you who you are, Sophie, you're nothing but a-" and ... the park, going to bars. You should be ashamed of yourself, Sophie." "Plenty of ...
traffic grew by 66% last year and Twitter’s by 47%...... People are not tiring of the chance to publish ... that on Facebook and Twitter. Blogs are no longer the place for unorganized, stream of consciousness ... Matt Wood Thursday, July 8, 2010 Blog The Economist asks if blogs are dying now that life online ...
been doing with yourself all this time? Nothing, as usual. And you? Nothing. In the large black and ... years ago she had an answer: because she was afraid. Afraid? he asked. Afraid of not being happy. Afraid ... of yourself, he said. Perhaps. Why? he asked again. And she could not find an adequate excuse. She ...
speak a similar language. In part, this is because creating a believable young voice requires that ... 92–99). Mia is a product of a culture in which reality and virtual reality are almost indistinguishable. ... someone’s head. When you are a kid, there is less caution about verbal hygiene than in adult literature” ...
honest can happen. GS: And when you’re a kid, those alleys and gangways are so multi-dimensional. They’re ... sly. Just trying to accrue as much data as I can, because I don’t know what I’ll need when I actually ... Anything you can do to broaden your experience is good. But I think also, coupled with an effort to keep ...
I can't say, because I don't know. I have forgotten. I know quite well that I do need it, but ... can take it, on condition that you tell me what you want it for." "That ... "It's about right for someone as forgetful as you. I think I remember someone forgetting it here. ...
