There was a certain period in my life during which the only thing I could write about was my divorce. Unfortunately, it coincided with a fruitful period in my book-reviewing career.
Emily Books: The Author of Her Destiny
interrupting my internet fast to bring you this essay by Minna Proctor about Loitering With Intent
Our July pick, Loitering With Intent by Muriel Spark, has about 1.5 “oh, snap”s per (iPhone) page.
A life like mine annoys most people; they go to their jobs every day, attend to things, give orders, pummel typewriters, and get two or three weeks off every year, and it vexes them to see someone else not bothering to do these things and yet getting away with it, not starving, being lucky as they call it.
“The Portobello Road,” by Muriel Spark (via writerinboston)
i’m sure everyone is already doing this but one of my favorite things about tumblr is tracking tags of all my favorite writers and getting updates whenever anyone posts a line from any of their books.
just some of the pages Loitering With Intent by Muriel Spark I have screencapped so far, I am nominating it for Emily Book status but we’ll see what Ruth thinks.
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Joanna Russ | On Strike Against God
it’s going to be a long election cycle, huh
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