Suffering is the core of The Transmigration of Timothy Archer, a novel published just months after Philip Dick’s death in 1982. This is a book written by an author sure of his abilities, one …
Source: A review of Philip K. Dick’s last novel, The Transmigration of Timothy Archer
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WHERE IS JIM HARRISON? SEVEN POEMS FROM A MASTER
Some time ago an artist friend did several large paintings for Jim. They were paintings of the types of trees he had there on his land in Montana. That was where the farmhouse was. He lived other places too, including Colorado and France. He did a lot of travel in and around Michigan where he was born, in 1937. He is dead now, died in March of this year. There wasn’t a lot of notice. You would have missed it entirely if you weren’t checking in. He never quite made it to the top of the literary mountain though some of his prose made it into films: Legends of the Fall, and Wolf. A quote: our error is that life lasts exactly seven times longer than the way we live it. He was called “the last of the literary lions.” He’d like that.
To everyone, and to all a good day.
…leads somewhere
Sometimes tracks lead somewhere too…
Cannibals in Love, The Mothers, and more: 17 book designers pick the best covers of 2016.
The 60 Best Book Covers of 2016, As Chosen By Designers
Today in “2016 was garbage but at least we had good ____,” we bring you: book covers. Because it’s true: this year, we had a healthy quantity of beautiful,…
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