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The Keats House
Today I thought I would upload two pictures. Here they are: On one of the days I was in London, I wandered around the southern and eastern parts with Lavie Tidhar. Quite by accident, as I was walking to meet … Continue reading
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Selkie Women
I had a sort of incomplete revelation the other day about selkies. An incomplete revelation is where I realize something, but I’m not entirely sure what I’ve realized, how it works. But I generally know what it has to do … Continue reading
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The British Library
Today I’m going to combine two things, the British Museum and the British Library, because I don’t have pictures from the latter. But I want to talk about what I saw there, because it was one of the most important … Continue reading
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The Elgin Marbles
This may be a short post, because I’m not sure how many minutes I have left on my free wifi. First, I thought you might like to see the Elgin Marbles in the British Museum. I know the political controversy … Continue reading
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The British Museum
Last night, I couldn’t get to sleep. I think it was the excitement and nervousness of being in a new place, for the third time in three weeks. Or maybe it was the coffee I had yesterday. Hungarian coffee is … Continue reading
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Kensington Gardens
On this trip, I have a secret mission. It’s to figure out who I am, now that the dissertation is done. Who I am and what I want to do, because now that the dissertation is done, I have the … Continue reading
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Being in London
I didn’t post at all while I was in London. In his preface to Lyrical Ballads, Wordsworth says, “poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility.” I think that’s true of … Continue reading
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