What should we say of a man who claims to judge Homer’s Iliad, Racine’s Phèdre or Poussin’s Deluge as if they were stews or hams? – J.J. Rousseau, Letter to Père Lesage, 1754
What do they say about fruit and trees? When the apple fell,?it seems it burrowed into the flesh of the earth.
With just a hint of the familial, Zola’s writing is all her own. It not only grows on you, but seemingly within. As you can imagine, I loved it.
I would recommend another author whom Zola would like. Sabrina Orah Mark, who writes for the Paris Review. Her book WILD MILK is hArd to categorize, as you can witness on the back page where other writers struggle to find references.
Let’s just say, Like Zola Mooney, she is an original. Leave your comparisons at the door.
What do they say about fruit and trees? When the apple fell,?it seems it burrowed into the flesh of the earth.
With just a hint of the familial, Zola’s writing is all her own. It not only grows on you, but seemingly within. As you can imagine, I loved it.
I would recommend another author whom Zola would like. Sabrina Orah Mark, who writes for the Paris Review. Her book WILD MILK is hArd to categorize, as you can witness on the back page where other writers struggle to find references.
Let’s just say, Like Zola Mooney, she is an original. Leave your comparisons at the door.
Yowza!! Once again, a fabulous trip. Bravo!
Mmm, mmm, black snake crawlin' in my room - Blind lemon Jefferson. Houston, Texas. 1927.
I am giving todays read a double like✔️🇫🇷