In search of Greene’s Capri
Graham Greene said Capri “isn’t really my kind of place,” but he kept a house there for 40 years because “in four weeks I do the work of six months elsewhere.”
Graham Greene said Capri “isn’t really my kind of place,” but he kept a house there for 40 years because “in four weeks I do the work of six months elsewhere.”
Lydia Davis’ short-short prose works are as much about what’s missing as what’s included. See, e.g., “Mother’s Reaction to My Travel Plans.” (Thanks, Amitava.)
A trio of American actresses will play the Brontë sisters in a forthcoming Hollywood production. David Barnett has an early preview: The Brontës just got so awesome. (Via, via.)
“We don’t think the Gospel of Judas belongs in the canon — but we also don’t think it belongs in the trash: instead it belongs in the history of Christianity.” (Via.)