Maybe The Art you takeis equal to the Artyou make.
I've always had a bias for the performance arts, in that appreciation
there comes to mean making a piece developed possibly somewhere else
your own by performing it; making it manifest in your own unique
context. Sterling might
Let me introduce my big and brown nose in the middle of your interesting
conversation. Titles are in Spanish but are easy to translate.
El Quijote de la Mancha. Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Cien años de Soledad. García Márquez (Colombiano)
El amor en los tiempos del colera. García Márquez
It's good to have some of those Spanish-language books that haven't
already made it to our list. Did nobody mention A Hundred Years of
Solitude (Cien an~os de Soledad)? And I can tell you that as a
writer, I thought El amor en los tiempos de colera was stunning--an
old master on top of his
I don't buy into the idea that there is a qualitative difference
between fictional and non-fictional narrative.
* If you have ever been interviewed by anyone on anything you
probably know that you have been misquoted or at least
misrepresented at some level. What you knew to be
To the Group and Glen,
Saying someone's work is a piece of shit...
Very profound I think, let me explain. Lately I have been watching a lot of
American News and one character seems to show up repeatedly for unknown
reasons. Anne Coulter.
I find her discussions and arguments illogical and without
