Best look of surprise, #473
Official White House e-mail improperly sent via RNC accounts may be “lost” (a word that evidently didn’t make the administration’s list of newly forbidden euphemisms).
Official White House e-mail improperly sent via RNC accounts may be “lost” (a word that evidently didn’t make the administration’s list of newly forbidden euphemisms).
The literary reading, charges Mik Awake, “overlooks the single most important commodity in any literary transaction: a reader’s voice.”
“The case can be made that Titus Andronicus is an Elizabethan equivalent of Texas Chainsaw Massacre with a bigger budget, better actors, and more eloquent language.”
No doubt you’ve heard. The great Kurt Vonnegut is dead. 84 years old, brain injuries from a fall, and he’s gone. Twenty dollars says even — maybe especially — Dale Peck is mourning today. Perhaps, as he insists repeatedly in Timequake, things will be better when he’s dead; perhaps his followers will stop searching his books for some clue as . . .