Ms. Oates reminds of P on charisma; Graves appears again; is GR, which Gardner did not like, a feast of the senses?: and science and religion.
Mark Kohut
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Wed Jun 1 04:45:04 CDT 2016
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Is narcissism a kind of "charisma"?--supreme narcissist is self-hypnotized,
never insecure or self-critical, contagious as airborne anthrax.
*The Paris Review* @parisreview <https://twitter.com/parisreview> 12s12
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“A perfect poem is impossible. Once it had been written, the world would
end.” —Robert Graves http://bit.ly/1MdCO9z <https://t.co/U6Sqbqmb4E>
“I really do believe that a novel has to be a feast of the senses, a
delightful thing.” —John Gardner http://bit.ly/gOV0cJ
<https://t.co/M0JsBSTOwP>
"Saying we don't need religion now we have science, is like saying we
don't need Chekhov now we have electric toasters."--
Terry Eagleton
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