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| Blog Name: | Pearlblossom Highway |
| Url: | http://pearlblossomhighway.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Books, Memory, And Other Stuff |
| Description: | Currently I am cataloguing my library in alphabetical order (by author) and attempting to recall details about my life as related to the various books on the shelves. These details include the circumstances of the acquisition of the book, memories from the time of my life in which the book was acquired and other relevant and non-relevant details. I seem to be fond of anecdotes. The project began in late 2008 and will continue until I have catalogued all of my books. I try to include an excerpt from most of them, but sometimes it doesn't seem relevant or I don't feel like it. My library includes poetry, history, philosophy, critical theory, reference works, literary magazines, anthologies, art books and more. |
| Popularity: | 323 Followers |
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Selected WritingsOriginally uploaded by Michael_KelleherEmerson, Ralph WaldoThe Selected WritingsOf Ralph Waldo EmersonI am sure I bought this in graduate school, possibly for a course with Susan Howe. That's all I remember. At some point I must have thrown out the dust jacket. I have a h
Aimless Reading: The E's, Part 8 (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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