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“Then it is dark; it is a night where kings in golden suits ride elephants over the mountains.”
― John Cheever, The Stories of John Cheever
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- Wilderness Alive
- End with an Image
- Stanley Kunitz
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- Pit of the Self
- Then it is Dark
- Cheever
- The Need to Write
- John Cheever
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- Keep On
- Metaphor for Life
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- It Has Done You Good
- Absorbed
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- I Love Brenda Ueland
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- Putting it Into Words
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- Philip Larkin
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- One Mask at a Time: An Interview with Stephen Dunn
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- Every Day
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- Ink runs from the corners of my mouth.
- To Cheer Up
- Nick Cave Fear and Hope
- I am a human being. Nothing human is alien to me
- Hockney
- what happens on the inside
- Virginia Woolf
- understand the tragic and routine flaws people have
- Nora Ephron
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- On this Day
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- Semolina Bread
- Destroyer of Compasses
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