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Two Plants in a Pot
If you water one, you water the other. As part of my research regarding women involved in the arts neglected by history, I continue to ready essays by Alice Meynell (1847-1922). However, reading Alice, I realize that the past is … Continue reading
Miss Marple, My Favorite Profiler
During the 1970s, the FBI used much tax payer money to create their Behavioural Science Unit in Quantico, Virginia. Not only many books have been written about criminal profiling but the TV and film industry has made a huge profit … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, female consciousness
Tagged abduction, Archive.org, childhood, home, mind control, Miss Marple, profiler, Unabomber
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Mermans and Mermaids
Hans Christian Andersen was an ugly duckling who tried all his life to become a swan. Born in Denmark in 1805, his childhood was dominated by poverty, mismatched parents, and an ambiguous sexual identity. Attracted to both men and women, … Continue reading
Why Keep a Journal
In “On Keeping a Notebook”, Joan Didion writes that she was just a child when she began keeping a journal. Her mother had given her a Big Chief tablet and told her, instead of whining, to amuse herself by writing … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings & Paintings, NOTEBOOKS by Luz Corazzini
Tagged Archive.org, Big Chief Tablet, diary, Duchamp, Joan Didion, suiseki, swastika, writing
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The Bluest Eye
Toni Morrison’s THE BLUEST EYE, although beautifully written, is a difficult book to read. Its topics of racism, incest, and child molestation keep the stomach in knots. Thus, despite the magnificent prose, there can be nothing poetic about the horrors … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Archive.org, Black Lives Matter, Pecola, racism, STORYBOOK, Toni Morrison
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