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Tag Archives: literary experience
Turn Off! Tune Out! Drop Back In.
Reading: Richard Adams’ The Girl In A Swing. I should not have turned on the computer to share this. All weekend it has been off, and what a delicious experience of time has been encouraged by that alone. Time to breath. … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century Modern, Journal
Tagged cyberspace, literary experience, reading, real space
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Reading – Richard Adams – _The Girl in A Swing_
I’m sorry I marked the first paragraph of the first chapter of this old and deckle edged first edition, but even so slightly used, oh what a still magical and mysterious experience the reading remains. Adams’ work reminds: while a … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century Modern, Creative Writing, Journal, Oppenheim Library
Tagged journal, literary experience, reading, writing
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