Recent Posts Tagged With 'the way of words: reviews and sermons'

• The 2012 Presidential Elections: Brought to You by Art

  Posted on Tuesday February 10th, 2009 at 12:49 in Allegory, roger kimball, political agendas, the way of words: reviews and sermons, bludgeoning the reader over the head, obvious art, politics in art, the end of art

  Ever read a book and felt as if you were being spoon-fed a specific message? Feel free to rant with me on these evils....

• In Defense of Electronic Catalogues

  Posted on Wednesday February 4th, 2009 at 13:22 in books, publishing, Libraries, copyright, e-books, google books, bookstores, electronic publishing, author's rights, publishing industry, electronic media, project gutenberg

  Those that panic over the rise of free online book markets obviously suffer from some convenient amnesia, having erased the phenomenon of libraries from their memory....

• Tedium Saved by Characterization

  Posted on Friday December 26th, 2008 at 16:10 in review, book review, ernest hemingway, american literature, modernism, the sun also rises, the way of words: reviews and sermons, the lost generation

  Ernest Hemingway's first novel can seem mechanical at times but ultimately offers a very deep and affecting story. You should read it, if you haven't already....

• An Examination of Facts

  Posted on Friday December 19th, 2008 at 14:40 in book review, chapbook, the way of words: reviews and sermons, erbacce press, jenifer wills, literary mary, pieces of reality, skidding through the mud incognito

  Jenifer Wills offers pieces of reality in her first chapbook, Skidding Through the Mud Incognito. You should buy it....