Chris Reads·Nov 13, 2025Dear HemingwayThis is a little reflection on my relationship with the works of Ernest Hemingway. I read Naomi Kanakia’s piece entitled The greatest 20th…A response icon1A response icon1
Chris Reads·Oct 30, 2025Midnight in ParisOften, my previous blog posts serves as talking-fodder for conversations that I have: they are organized and have spent some time…A response icon1A response icon1
Diane A. Curran·Mar 31, 2024Time Today . Easter’s Moveable FeastMy very first stuffed animal arrived when I was a newborn infant. I still have him. He’s threadbare— but never failing to do his job…
Robert Graham·Jan 21, 2023Week 3 (Jan 15–21) — ‘A Moveable Feast’ by Ernest HemingwayI came away from this book hungry, for sausages and french bread and milk. Hemingway is more than readable, he’s skimmable! Whole…
Hermione Wilds Writes: artist, editor, mum·Jun 24, 2022Why Rereading Classic Works of Fiction is a Good IdeaHas your perspective altered?
Donald Gardner Stacy·Feb 18, 2021My Indifference to Non-RecognitionMy Indifference to Non-Recognition.
Bill Burkett·Dec 8, 2020Vive La FranceAny Old World ancestry to which I might aspire is lost in the mists of forgetfulness. I am an American, full stop. A mutt. Not unlike the…
La_Rejna·Feb 16, 2016Sympathique (storia di un pellegrinaggio laico)Era dal 2013 che non mettevo piede a Parigi, io che, come tutti noi figli della Parigi minore sabauda, posso affermare senza passare per…
