Catherine Eisner

Showing posts with label Aldous Huxley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aldous Huxley. Show all posts
Tuesday, 1 September 2020

A Panegyric on a Junoesque Colossus : Finishing School for Versifiers (Part 6)

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                           Are you not weary of ardent ways,                             Lure of the fallen seraphim?                     ...
Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Freakout.

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I’m just completing Sybille Bedford’s thoughtful biography of Aldous Huxley (volume two) in which she moralises on the question of Huxley...
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Thursday, 14 February 2013

Pinterland. Hogs. Crabs. Parnassus. And a paucity of creative energy.

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Let me be quite clear. I consider Harold Pinter a misogynistic writer who has never written a gender-affirming dramatic part for a woman (un...
Thursday, 20 September 2012

Great Dictators: Henry James, Joseph Conrad, Barbara Cartland, Edgar Wallace and Co.

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I have often thought that there must exist any number of recordings gathering dust made by those ‘great dictators’, the famous novelists o...
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Catherine Isolde Eisner
Author of Sister Morphine, Salt Publishing 2008. Published also by Ambit, MsLexia, Stand, Strange Attractor journal and by Arts Council Poetry Collection website overseen by London’s South Bank Centre. Published 2011, Listen Close to Me: Hidden Lives of Love, Madness, Murder, Loss and Deception (Salt Modern Fiction). Published 2014, A Bad Case and Other Adventures of Disturbed Minds (Salt Modern Fiction).
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