I think I’ve discovered the answer.ĩ0… Elizabeth Jennings spoke out of her deep sorrow. … Despair becomes its own comfort zone, which may explain his immense appeal to the happily depressed masses.Ĩ8… G Greene abruptly left. Should one write about them? Professional side says no, the other, which enjoys anecdotes, yes. There were such people once impoverished but proud, never less than gentlemen and ladies.ħ9… Rodolfo Acosto voice: You call that a dawg? Mexican outlaw in Hollywood westernsĨ6… Literary people visited. We go directly to the thing we require.Ĩ… Our jobs are our private fantasies, our disguises, the cloak we can creep inside to hide.ġ5… This is a matter I will return to with extreme prejudiceĥ9… Theory about Joyce’s small dots … His eyesight might have made the dots enormous for him … How he marked passages he wanted to reread … Q: But wasn’t his eyesight poor?Ħ0… Joyce’s collection narrowly escaped the SS officer's clutches.Ħ6… A couple of men, surprised by age, sought to reclaim time.Ħ7… Including things of an objectionable nature in their archives.ħ4… Bookrunners. … Bookseller’s ears perk up at news of a close neighbor’s infelicities.Ħ…The computer has shot the idea of a browse out of our skies. Silky cover, comfortable reading size (5.25 x 8.25)Ģ… Dedicatee Dan Wells may be the only reader. Their passions, pleasures, oddities, and obsessions. He covers buyers, sellers, customers, literary nobility. In conversation with Marius Kociejowski by Evan Jones This data is taken from PN Review 203, Volume 38 Number 3, January - February 2012.

He lives in London and is currently at work on a record of a world journey through London's exiled and émigré artists, writers, poets and musicians. He has also published two books on Syria, The Street Philosopher and the Holy Fool: A Syrian Journey (Sutton, 2004) and a sequel, The Pigeon Wars of Damascus (Biblioasis, 2010), and edited the anthology Syria through Writers' Eyes (Eland, 2006). A Canadian edition of his poems, which collected the above, So Dance the Lords of Language, was published by Porcupine's Quill in 2003. Anvil Press then published Doctor Honoris Causa (1993) and Music's Bride (1999). His first collection of poetry was Coast, published by Greville Press in 1991. Kociejowski's father & mother were Polish & English, respectively. In 1973, he left Canada and later settled in London. Marius Kociejowski was born in 1949 in Bishop Mills, Ontario.

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