Catherine Eisner
Monday, 22 April 2019
Shaking Bell Towers of Notre Dame and the Deluge of Boiling Lead . . . ‘Built by a Magician’ claims the Duc d’Égypte . . .
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All eyes were raised to the top of the church. They beheld there an extraordinary sight. On the crest of the highest gallery, higher than th...
Saturday, 16 March 2019
D-r Tchékhov, Detektiv . . . the Problems of Englishing a Completist. Too anorakish?
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It is well-known that, like Kipling, Tchékhov prided himself on his hyperdetailed understanding of the habits, customs and manners of the to...
Saturday, 2 March 2019
From unpublished notebooks of L v. K
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In a deserted room the mirror shows a hyacinth above the fireplace hyacinth fireplace a circumstantial...
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...
Saturday, 12 January 2019
Priapus and a Dessication of Oxford Dons: Blake, Blunt and Hockney Eviscerated in the Master’s Lodge.
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Four months after les événements in Paris, when attending a marketing meeting for the Autumn List of a venerable publishing house, I was wi...
Friday, 14 December 2018
OFFICIAL : Worse than Savages . . . Speaker Hoarse in Calling to Order . . . Impatient Loquacity . . . Brexit . . .
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To interrupt another, even in common Conversation, is reckon’d highly indecent [of the North American Savages]. How different this is from ...
Tuesday, 13 November 2018
Ur-Gumshoe? D-r Tchékhov, Detektiv. The Unvarnished Truth.
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Tchékhov dreamt he was a thief of the back streets who collects coins and collar studs from the pavement with tarred shoe-soles to evade...
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