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Not really about words, but is is by one of my heroes...
The polymath Stephen Fry has written a fascinating essay on the nature of fame. Warning: it's long, so be prepared to spend some time. There are a few references that may be unclear to non-UK readers, but that shouldn't spoil your enjoyment. Come on you raver, you seer of visions, Come on you painter, you piper, you prisoner, and shine! |
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Thanks for the link, arnie. That was really a pleasant blessay (Fry's nonce word for a [/i]longish blog entry[/i]).
—Ceci n'est pas un seing. |
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Yes, thanks. I've bookmarked his blog for further perusal.
"No man but a blockhead ever wrote except for money." Samuel Johnson. Read all about my travels around the world here. Read even more of my travel writing and poems on my weblog. My new blog - which I hope to keep more up to date than my old one. And don't miss this - my unpublished book, coming a chapter a week |
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I'll print it out and read it the next time I take a transatlantic flight! Richard English |
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I, too, have added it to my favorites. I enjoyed his coinages, blessay and blisquisitions.
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