Over the Rimbaud
I found Mendelsohn's "Critic at Large" piece on Rimbaud completely enjoyable. I loved the way Mendelsohn wove together the best one-liners from critics, and reviews of the (not so recent) biographies of Rimbaud to create his own lively narrative of "The Brief Career of Rimbaud." I also liked the way we landed, ever so gently, yet somewhat cynically, on Mendelsohn's personal experience (and others') of reading the poet. And it ends with a fine pun.
Free, but worth more to me than the stack of magazines I paid to have delivered to my apartment.
Free, but worth more to me than the stack of magazines I paid to have delivered to my apartment.
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I don't know what is wrong with me, but I just started laughing so hard at your subject line I almost got a stomach cramp.
Really? When you did you leave this comment? Because I love "Grunge! Rinse, Repeat" so much more.
Also, yesterday I laughed so hard at Ugly Renaissance Babies that my cat became concerned.
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