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Tag Archives: novel
Book Review: One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich
One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich, by Alexander Solzhenitsyn It is said that when this novel was published that it was a shock and a surprise, not least because it was published (in a redacted form) with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Solzhenitsyn, literature, novel, prison, Soviet Union
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Portland Anonymous: Fragment Twenty-One
We are gathered here today in the sort of scene that I don’t think anyone wants to see. For those of us who knew the man whose life we honor and celebrate today, I think it is clear that he … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, death, literature, novel, Portland Anonymous
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Portland Anonymous: Fragment Twenty
This is breaking news. We have reports of a small plane crash just outside of the Fort Lonesome Airport that crashed just after takeoff. We will have news when it is available. *** Early reports say that the singer who … Continue reading
Portland Anonymous: Fragment Nineteen
Of course, the concert was a triumph, and it was recognized as such at the time. There was a big write-up about it in the Tampa Tribune the next day, there were lots of videos of the concert that went … Continue reading
Portland Anonymous: Fragment Eighteen
I really would have liked to have seen that concert of his in Plant City. I know we weren’t on speaking terms with him at that point, with us having paid so much money and being forced to release his … Continue reading
Portland Anonymous: Fragment Seventeen
Thanks for agreeing to meet me like this. Sure, no problem. I didn’t want to talk about this in the office. Okay. But there’s something we really need from you. And what’s that? We need a live performance for the … Continue reading
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Tagged business, Florida, literature, music, novel, Portland Anonymous
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Portland Anonymous: Fragment Sixteen
I have to admit I was a bit surprised when we received the question about what we would do for books. Our little hamlet had existed quite alright without any library of any kind, but given that he was willing … Continue reading
Portland Anonymous: Fragment Fifteen
It was not an easy process, but eventually we came up with a schedule to release the material that #N/A had recorded with us. First we would release the two cd and dvd combo for the benefit concert, with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Florida, humor, literature, music, novel, Portland Anonymous
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Portland Anonymous: Fragment Thirteen
I’m not proud of what we did, not proud at all. We knew that #N/A was a person with a big mouth, and he had some strong opinions, although not unjust ones, and we were having problems with him, so … Continue reading
Portland Anonymous: Fragment Twelve
In looking at these videos I have reminded myself that #N/A was an enjoyable person to talk to, when he was in a talking mood, which was not all the time. In all of the drama that we had as … Continue reading
Posted in History, Music History, NaNoWriMo
Tagged literature, music, novel, Portland Anonymous
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