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on Cocteau and Maurice Sachs and the twenties
« …. the fervor without which youth is hardly worth being lived….” – in this phrase, Maurice Sachs sums up what he felt for Jean Cocteau ...
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The most dangerous man the world has ever known was not Attila the Hun or Mao Zedong. He was not Adolf Hitler. In fact, the most dangerous m...
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Being the sort of guy who plunges, headfirst, into the latest fashion, LI pondered two options, this week. We could start an exploratory com...
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I don't want to get too heavy handed with this, Roger.
But. . .
The Werepoet's dog, Tae, joins the chorus of barks pleading for fair treatment. Let's hound Romney to a breakdown!
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