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Category Archives: November
Grecia’s Post
I’m posting this for Grecia because she couldn’t get online. Lee Grecia Huesca “What is human life? The first third a good time; the rest remembering about it” –Mark Twain “The Albertine Notes” is a tale of delirium and time … Continue reading
Posted in Grecia Huesca, November, November 23
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Carrying the Fire
The posts this week were truly exceptional and I want to thank each of you for contributing such thoughtful and well-written pieces. It made me identify a bit with the father in novel. There came a point in their journey … Continue reading
Posted in Lee Quinby, November, November 16
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Borrowed Time, Borrowed World, and Borrowed Eyes with which to Sorrow it
Following up on our discussion last week regarding the role of God In “The Road”, I’d like to point out several passages from the latter half of the novel which help clarify our discussion. Sam had mentioned that the father … Continue reading
Posted in Andreas Apostolopoulos, November, November 16
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The End is only the Beginning
Finishing this book was nearly impossible. As I reached the end, the thought of the book ending was a relief and terribly frightening. The end could only be two different outcomes, they would finally reach safety, or they would die. … Continue reading
Posted in Grecia Huesca, November, November 16
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