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Is it true that writers are pillagers of privacy? Yes. And it is also true that others get hurt along the way. But what are a few hurt feelings along the fiction trail? After all, thousands died to build the railroads; millions were crippled and wounded in wars that were presumably fought to create better worlds. Am I saying that the literary end justifies the means? I'm saying that writers had better believe it or else they'll be trapped in moral quicksand and swallowed up whole.
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 Two of my sons, Aaron and Tate, just returned from New York City and brought with them a Guggenheim book. In it was "Man with Crossed Arms" by Cezanne, which I like very much. I also noticed that the book had a lot of Kadinsky in it, whom my friend, Annette, admires. |
by Brett Rogers, 10/19/2011 5:31:07 AM
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I wish I were painting. 247Toolset is my life these days. Endless coding... But one day, I vow to paint again. |
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