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Notes on Literature: THE MOON FOR ITS CITIZENS

2010-01-08T02:27:53Z

'Presto-digitation' for my "down-home, /yet/ to-Mars" *partners in the
struggle*:
I love me some KPDesque [not available in stores], but as per my /mad
hate/ for Imperial Germany *I'm not them*: KPD people are all like
"cocaine and Boom Bap *incoepit*", and /we're/ like "exit 'Albion' /
stage left/, and I had a thought about how to better run the health

Re: Notes on Literature: The Art Student's War

2010-01-07T23:35:40Z

On Jan 7, 12:38 pm, Big Red Jeff Rubard
Addendum:
CAPITALISM!
Speak-amongst-yourselves.

Notes on Literature: The Art Student's War

2010-01-07T20:38:47Z

Y'know, folks, if you tire of "Rubardism" --
There is a *vocabulary entire* extant on this continent, incarnate in /
this novel/ in the form of a "hot piece" of 'countenance ordinary' of
the sort that My Grandmother Would Know and you can "ACCEPT". Really.
On the "electric East Side" of Detroit or wherever, even, where

Re: Notes on Literature: "Shadow Country"

2010-01-07T20:22:23Z

On Jan 6, 4:34 pm, Big Red Jeff Rubard
And that man who was from an extremely privileged and *responsible*
family but had to do, for some inexplicable reason, one of the
*toughest* jobs in America grew up to be --
Our 43th President --
George W. Bush.

Re: Notes on Literature: Vurt

2010-01-07T20:20:41Z

On Jan 4, 12:11 pm, Big Red Jeff Rubard
To repeat: LEON TROTSKY!

Re: An Open Invitation (For Intellectuals Only)

2010-01-07T18:22:37Z

I guess that lets you off the hook, dicklips, ROFL!!

Re: A. C. Doyle: Fun Fodder For A Thirteen Year Old In The 1950s

2010-01-07T14:49:44Z

2000011

A. C. Doyle: Fun Fodder For A Thirteen Year Old In The 1950s

2010-01-07T03:32:24Z

I hear the movie ain't bad, while I'll wait for it on HBO or SHOWTIME,
hopefully by 20011
[link]
I recall trying pipe tobacco while reading Holmes & Watson, and for
some very mysterious reason,
the pipe I borrowed from my father's pipe rack sorta looked like the U

Notes on Literature: "Shadow Country"

2010-01-07T00:34:40Z

A /work/ that justifies its 'double-quotes' - Shadow Country is
"intensionally" a work of American Modern fiction deriving from -
Peter Mathiessen - the /late/ Peter Matheissen. Check Modern Library
for availability. Get it straight, "dogs": this is a "Book of
Counties" -- the way it /goes down/ e-ven to-day in the *tightest*

Re: Notes on Literature: "Cities of Salt" (Munif)

2010-01-07T00:27:47Z

Abs. Fab or no, a *realite* if'n you can stand to countenance such
things.

Re: Notes on Literature: "Chromos"

2010-01-07T00:27:08Z

And, you know what? *Homage to Catalonia* is /my jam/, but it's kind
of a "Brigadoon" type thing.

Notes on Literature: "Chromos"

2010-01-06T19:44:04Z

Help: 'Alfrescu' *is* a word for the sauce you speak of.
Ans: POUMsday.

Notes on Literature: "Cities of Salt" (Munif)

2010-01-05T19:37:02Z

Or, 'Just Jeff': You Stay Classy, Arab Planet
Rock and roll is *generally* excellent, and "Cities of Salt" is an
Abdelrahman Munif *social-fascist* Arab novel - corresponding
*roughly* to the population of the "California Republic" by Americans
serious about Americanism. Strange, but true: the "Cromwellian" Golden

Re: E-Book Lamentation From A Traditional Publisher

2010-01-05T18:54:51Z

Quite the thing for you, since you are producing (rather than
"inducing") examples of schizophrenic writing; to no point, as
whatever "book" issue you wish to re-verberate 'as regards to' turns
on *membra disjecta* and what they done did; in fact, a piece of "lost
time" which will not be found again. Deal, crazy.

Re: E-Book Lamentation From A Traditional Publisher

2010-01-05T03:05:01Z

On Jan 4, 2:57 pm, Big Red Jeff Rubard
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Notes on Literature: *THE MOON FOR ITS CITIZENS*

Re: Notes on Literature: *The Art Student's War*

Notes on Literature: *The Art Student's War*

Re: Notes on Literature: "Shadow Country"

Re: Notes on Literature: *Vurt*

Re: An Open Invitation (For Intellectuals Only)

Re: A. C. Doyle: Fun Fodder For A Thirteen Year Old In The 1950s

A. C. Doyle: Fun Fodder For A Thirteen Year Old In The 1950s

Notes on Literature: "Shadow Country"

Re: Notes on Literature: "Cities of Salt" (Munif)

Re: Notes on Literature: "Chromos"

Notes on Literature: "Chromos"

Notes on Literature: "Cities of Salt" (Munif)

Re: E-Book Lamentation From A Traditional Publisher

Re: E-Book Lamentation From A Traditional Publisher

Notes on Literature: THE MOON FOR ITS CITIZENS

Re: Notes on Literature: The Art Student's War

Notes on Literature: The Art Student's War

Re: Notes on Literature: Vurt