An Incomplete Literary Tour of Ireland
As many folks know, Tara and I built parts of our wedding around a literary theme — and the honeymoon […]
As many folks know, Tara and I built parts of our wedding around a literary theme — and the honeymoon […]
We’re back from the honeymoon! And because a number of people asked about the quotes that have given some small
Poetry rounds out this series of posts. A bit ominous, the opening to this one, but a beautiful work overall.
I realize, too late, how some of these quotes might be read. I promise that there hasn’t been a night
No, I am not a piano-tuner — and not really old either, thank you very much. Still, fitting for the
One of the strangest books I’ve ever read, but hard to leave this author out of these posts: I am
This author has appeared before in our little series here — but under a different name. (That’s a clue, of
Here’s another — without a doubt one of my favorite short stories of all time. A tough one, to be
An easy one this time, for sure. (Click here for context on why I’m doing this.) Stately, plump Buck Mulligan
Poetry this time out — for details on these posts, click here. I walk through the long schoolroom questioning; A
To match the bleariness of our arrival after an all-night flight, though hopefully there was no crying on our trip!
Off to Ireland for real now! Click here for info, and see if you know these opening lines — from