"Wolfe's editor was Maxwell Perkins, who also edited Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald. When Wolfe brought Perkins a draft of Of Time and the River in December of 1933, it was more than one million words long, and still growing. The first installment alone was two feet high." “All false art, all vain wisdom,… Continue reading Footnote #6
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Three more hours. Prep work for dreaming
Don’t be embarrassed my friend, Robert Lowell.
Sketches #9 Pillows for teef and fingers for ears
Cold sun and music. Afternoon and another brew. A couple more sips of a few more cups of water and beans. Chapped lips and pillows for teef. A mile is the same as one memory. The generation ticks on towards leadership forgetting some things while making a history out of others. Fixing words and drafting… Continue reading Sketches #9 Pillows for teef and fingers for ears
Adventures In American Writing 