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Its winter! I love winter
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William Faulkner
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In 1932, William Faulkner was offered a $500-a-week contract ($8,500 today) to write scripts at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer but didn’t have enough...
Ian Flemming.
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When literature goes wrong
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In 1890, 60 common starlings were released in Central Park in an attempt to introduce every bird mentioned in the works of Shakespeare ...
We would
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“We would be together and have our books and at night be warm in bed together with the windows open and the stars bright.” - Ernest Hem...
BUT IN THE NIGHT
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BUT IN THE NIGHT HE WOKE AND HELD HER TIGHT AS THOUGH SHE WERE ALL OF LIFE AND IT WAS BEING TAKEN FROM HIM. - Ernest Hemingway ...
Water
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yeah
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Joy
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Leo Tolstoy reading, Ilya Repin
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Love Shots: Deadline: 14th December
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We are currently looking for plays. Thanks for sharing. All writers invited to submit from all over the world. After Shorts @ The Can...
Cake
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Night
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- Charles Bukowski
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THE FREE SOUL IS RARE, BUT YOU KNOW IT WHEN YOU SEE IT - BASICALLY, BECAUSE YOU FEEL GOOD, VERY GOOD WHEN YOU ARE NEAR OR WITH THEM.
Aaahhhhh
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Watching my characters
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Writing
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I thought this was interesting
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In 1922, Ernest Hemingway was working on a temporary newspaper assignment in Lausanne, Switzerland. Journalism was his day job; at night, ...
Why the World Needs Editors
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Charles Bukowski
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"I WILL REMEMBER YOUR SMALL ROOM, THE FEEL OF YOU, THE LIGHT IN THE WINDOW, YOUR RECORDS, YOUR BOOKS, OUR MORNING COFFEE, OUR NOONS, ...
How Do You Move A Bookstore? With A Human Chain, Book By Book
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LAUREL WAMSLEY People pass books down a chain to help the bookstore October Books move to a new location on Sunday in Southa...
Antarctica scientist stabbed colleague for spoiling book endings
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By Natalie O'Neill In the first attempted murder ever on the frozen continent of Antarctica, a Russian scientist reportedly snap...
Being an artist
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Hold em
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You have to hold your audience in writing to the very end -- much more than in talking, when people have to be polite and listen to you...
The state of printed books
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Four Poems In One
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We know little We can tell less But one thing I know One thing I can tell I will see you again in Jerusalem Which is of such ...
Let Evening Come
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Let Evening Come BY JANE KENYON Let the light of late afternoon shine through chinks in the barn, moving up the bal...
The Portrait, Stanley Kunitz, 1905 - 2006
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My mother never forgave my father for killing himself, especially at such an awkward time and in a public park,...
Departures by Linda Pastan, 1985
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They seemed to all take off at once: Aunt Grace whose kidneys closed shop; Cousin Rose who fed sugar to diabetes;...
Will work
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I enjoyed the simplicity, the directness of this poem
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Elvis Kissed Me “Elvis kissed me once,” she swears, sitting in a neon dive ordering her drinks in pairs. Two stools down you ...
Yep
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Looking for new plays
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We are currently looking for plays and I would much appreciated if you could share our call on Twitter and on your website. Below some wor...
King Tut - SNL
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WALKING by Henry David Thoreau
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WALKING by Henry David Thoreau Walking is a Transcendental essay in which Thoreau talks about the importance of nature to ...
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