Maxioms by James Atlas
An account of some of these acts makes Henry Miller's crudest imaginations seem as chaste as a nun's diary.
An account of some of these acts makes Henry Miller's crudest imaginations seem as chaste as a nun's diary.
Biographers, we're weird. For whatever reasons of conditioning, our temporal sense is different from other people's, and I knew it read more
Biographers, we're weird. For whatever reasons of conditioning, our temporal sense is different from other people's, and I knew it would take 10 years. And that's just the way it is.
He describes himself as a mild depressive, and he goes through just terrible suffering, much of it self-generated. And yet read more
He describes himself as a mild depressive, and he goes through just terrible suffering, much of it self-generated. And yet he's also an extremely buoyant person who finds a great deal in life to entertain and instruct and amuse him. He has a kind of vivacity about him. He's very funny, and he's very obsessed with certain themes.
I had no reports which described him as a stud,
I had no reports which described him as a stud,
To read Wilson... is to be instructed and amused in the highest sense - that is, to be educated.
To read Wilson... is to be instructed and amused in the highest sense - that is, to be educated.
