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Nostalgia for high places. | Come closer, shake my hand and listen
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Come closer, shake my hand and listen. The claustrophobia readings: always reading to a packed house. Nostalgia for high places. We have our handy friend and librarian Greg Bem to thank for audio recordings of the last Claustrophobia. Check them out and hear the bats join in the noise. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. What was that, really?
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Come closer, shake my hand and listen. The claustrophobia readings: always reading to a packed house. Join us tomorrow for a selection of fine vintages. Sunday, July 20, 6pm. 110 South Washington St. Seattle, Washington 98122. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Next post →.
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Come closer, shake my hand and listen. The claustrophobia readings: always reading to a packed house. As such, we don’t have one home spot, but if we like a place and they like us, we’ll probably hit them up more than once. If you represent or know of a place that’d just be “perfect,” shoot us a line at claustrophobiareadingseries@gmail.com. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Nostalgia for high places.
Claustrophobia 18: A fine vintage | Come closer, shake my hand and listen
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Come closer, shake my hand and listen. The claustrophobia readings: always reading to a packed house. Claustrophobia 18: A fine vintage. At Bon Voyage Vintage in Pioneer Square, 6pm. Free, but hats will be passed. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Come closer, shake my hand and listen. The claustrophobia readings: always reading to a packed house. Here’s Jeanine Walker from her Liner Notes reading a little while back. She’ll be reading tomorrow, and you can bet the audio will be clearer. Below, see Corinne Manning’s performance from the Greenwood Lit Crawl last April. There will be video forthcoming for Tom Phillips after the reading– it is his debut feature. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Poetry Friday: 1922 « Following Pulitzer
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? It’s great to move forward a year, especially as some excellent things happened in poetry in 1922. I don’t know how fast I’ll be through. So, in case this is my only Friday in 1922, I have to draw from James Weldon Johnson’s. Book of American Negro Poetry. 8220;If We Must Die”, a sonnet by Claude McKay:. Pressed to the w...
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“Sooner or later people suffered for their sins. The neighbors might forget, but God remembered—“ « Following Pulitzer
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? 8220;Sooner or later people suffered for their sins. The neighbors might forget, but God remembered—“. I know it’s been a while since you heard from me on. Journey in the Dark. I’ll try to capture in broad strokes why it’s gone well but not memorably enough to make me say “Ah! I must write about that great moment! I have...
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? Newer posts →. 1943: Dragon’s Teeth, by Upton Sinclair. It’s been two years since I wrote one of these reviews. Of course, right after I reviewed the 1942 novel,. In This Our Life. The Moon is Down. Or Lloyd Douglas’s big popular success in historical fiction,. It wasn’t just love of herself. It was love of Lan...That wa...
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How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? « Following Pulitzer
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? The historical information is paraphrased from. The Pulitzer Prize Novels: A Critical Backward Look. American novel”, and how did that phrase aid at all in the selection process? And what did a novel have to do to capture the “whole” of American life? In 1934, the juries were given ne...
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Poetry Friday: May Day with Claude McKay « Following Pulitzer
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? Poetry Friday: May Day with Claude McKay. The incomparable Claude McKay. The combination of May Day. Make it impossible not to post a poem. Whether you like it or not, folks, it’s going to be a return to a poem I posted many years ago ( with only a little commentary on my part. 8216;s anthology,. In 1922. Here it is:.
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1938: The Late George Apley, by John P. Marquand « Following Pulitzer
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? 1938: The Late George Apley, by John P. Marquand. As I’ve already chronicled in some detail in my reflections along the way. Of Mice and Men. And Zora Neale Hurston’s. Their Eyes Were Watching God. I get that Zora was too cool for the Pulitzer squares, but still, what an injustice. (Photo credit: Wikipedia). My thoroughl...
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How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? « Following Pulitzer
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? I may reformat this page from time to time if it becomes necessary: obviously when this holds 75 novels, it may need to look a bit different than when it holds 10. Please feel free to talk back at this list, offering comments, questions, and arguments as they strike you. Run—...
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What are you doing? « Following Pulitzer
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? What are you doing? The simplest answer is the one in the blog’s subtitle, but I can expand on that a little. Because the few Pulitzer winners I have read are generally good books, so the likelihood of my finding new good books seems high. That conversation is key to what I’m hoping to gain from the experience. Hi, James...
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Which books are you reading? « Following Pulitzer
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Reading my way through the Pulitzer Prize (Fiction) winners. How are the Pulitzer Prizes awarded? How would you rank the Pulitzer novels? Which books are you reading? What are you doing? Which books are you reading? The following list is composed of information from two Wikipedia articles: Pulitzer Prize for the Novel. And Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. 1918: His Family by Ernest Poole. The first Pulitzer Prize for the Novel). 1919: The Magnificent Ambersons by Booth Tarkington. 1925: So Big by Edna Ferber.
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Come closer, shake my hand and listen | the claustrophobia readings: always reading to a packed house
Come closer, shake my hand and listen. The claustrophobia readings: always reading to a packed house. Nostalgia for high places. We have our handy friend and librarian Greg Bem to thank for audio recordings of the last Claustrophobia. Check them out and hear the bats join in the noise. Claustrophobia 19: Tower of Poetry Power. At the Volunteer Park Water Tower. IN the Volunteer Park Water Tower! We will hear the voices of: Chelsea Werner Jatzke. August 15th, 6pm. Come, scale the stairs with us. For over ...
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