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Showing posts with label marcel proust. Show all posts
12 Nov 2020

On the Sex Life of the Incredible Shrinking Man 3: Agalmatophilia

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You're looking swell, Dolly ...      I. Hello, Dolly!   One of my favourite - because one of the most touching - scenes in Richard Mathe...
27 Oct 2020

On Travel/Writing (with a Deleuzian Punchline)

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  Have monogrammed trunk will travel    To consider travel writing is one thing: but to conceive of literature as travel is something else;...
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1 Sept 2019

D. H. Lawrence and the Novel (Part 1)

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Henry Rayner: Portrait of D. H. Lawrence (1929) D. H. Lawrence was acutely concerned with the (moral) question of the novel: its ...
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20 Nov 2018

Too Much Water-Jelly

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Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgaard is best-known for a six-volume autobiographical novel given the Hitlerean title Min Kamp (200...
6 Apr 2017

The Most Beautiful Streets of Paris (Notes on Surrealist Mannequin Fetish)

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André Masson: Mannequin (1938) Photo by Raoul Ubac (gelatin silver print) The Cleveland Museum of Art   If you love Love, yo...
21 Mar 2017

D. H. Lawrence and the Grand Perverts

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Drawing of D. H. Lawrence by David Levine (1968) According to D. H. Lawrence, in a letter written to Aldous Huxley, behind all ...
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1 May 2014

In Praise of Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction

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Pulp Fiction , written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, is twenty years old this month having premiered in Cannes, May 1994.  ...