Michael Caines

@michaelscaines

An editor. Now collecting gossip, tall tales and even good news stories about literary prizes. Please DM me if you have any of the above.

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  1. Best typo excuse ever - from Codrington's Curtius Rufus, Wing C7697B

  2. Mine is the intimate way. I am best with a few people near me. – Robert Frost, November 21 1915

  3. Another thigh-slapper noted by Arnold Bennett, November 20 1904

  4. now I know where it's all gone wrong... I need Maya Angelou's "writing ritual".

  5. I have been reading Katherine Mansfield's letters this afternoon and wishing I were Katherine Mansfield.. – Anne Sexton, November 19 1959

  6. "Sontag's essays are great interpretations..." "Yeah, cheers for that, Carlos. Did you even *look* at the book?"

  7. the first Edit: of M.P. is all sold... I am very greedy & want to make the most of it.. – Jane Austen, November 18, 1814

  8. I have written a further 6,000 words of the novel, with the usual consequence that the better I work, the worse I sleep.–E.Waugh, 17/11/1939

  9. The mathematician Lillian Lieber wrote a whole book about maths like this and is my new favourite poet.

  10. He was one of the great literary haters. Lawrence is the other one who comes to mind.

  11. There's a book pitch in this, like Craig Brown's One on One. A chain of dislike: Osborne > Nabokov > Freud...

  12. I don't know if you can tell, but John Osborne really didn't like Vladimir Nabokov:

  13. slightly over 200,000 [words], much less than usual.. – Arnold Bennett takes stock, November 16 1905

  14. Make the American Novel Great Again

  15. Pacifists with lead-headed canes, etc. (Pound, contd.)

  16. there remains the temperament that wants revolution *with violence* ... just pure and platonic love of a row. – Ezra Pound, November 15 1918

  17. Elizabeth Smart's version of – most chance encounters? Not just the human/non-human kind..

  18. I an in just the same state, thin, busy and well. – Sylvia Townsend Warner, November 14 1942

    • @AlexiaCFMKirk

      director / opera critic / playwright / expat / french & italian medieval literature student at oxford / horse & travel lover / macaroon amateur / nihil obstat

    • @AVeryTheoryXmas

      I wish it could be intersubjectivity every day.

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