Catherine Eisner

Showing posts with label Hitler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hitler. Show all posts
Friday, 1 August 2025

A Child’s Definition of Humanity.

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 You’re IT. Pass it on. it, it , pronoun , the neuter of he, him , (and formerly his ), applied to a thing without life, a lower animal, a...
Monday, 18 November 2024

Deposition of a Rebel from the Cross

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Since, in each case of my lantern slides this evening, the image is a species of ideological propaganda let us compare and contrast the exhi...
Sunday, 7 January 2024

An Émigré Childhood. Opus 42. Southern England 1942.

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          There was a time when skies made shadows of           those great wings that cursed our house a midday dark,               where e...
Friday, 25 January 2019

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Lower than dirt Once I lived lower than dirt;  below, in the basement area, under the steps to my master’s front door. I woul...
Sunday, 17 April 2016

Oderint dum metuant*

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             Though endlessly in his City of Stone              From every corner of the Boulevards              His voice is yammering...
Friday, 7 March 2014

Rates of Exchange: ‘Ici. Français assassinés par les Boches.’

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I have mentioned here and there, somewhat tangentially, the dilemma of my German-born father, accused by his sister in a fierce letter from ...
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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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