E.W.

endure thyself

[E.W. @e____w____]

I have a new medium-length poem up at @DIALOGIST with a refrain that is something my mom always told me growing up https://t.co/roo6LrpoSQ

[Hannes Kerber @HannesKerber]

Not a week goes by that I don't think about the first sentence of James Redfield's Nature and Culture in the Iliad.

A great teacher and a true mensch — the Committee on Social Thought has lost one of its finest. He will be dearly missed.

[E.W. @e____w____]

love his essay on being mistaken for James Redfield: "The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield came out in 1993. I first heard of the novel when people began asking me if I had written it. My wife bought us a copy, but neither of us really got through it." https://t.co/U6PhQIx9wZ

[sententiae antiquae @sentantiq]

RIP to James Redfield whose book on Hektor changed what I thought was possible in writing about Homer.

[sententiae antiquae @sentantiq]

RIP to James Redfield whose book on Hektor changed what I thought was possible in writing about Homer.

[James de Llis @meta_nomad]

Exercise for seeing the etheric aura of trees.

(The Quickening - Stuart Wilde)

[Chipp Inn @thechippinn]

We've been serving Schlitz at the Chipp Inn since the 1940s so it's sad to hear they're ceasing production. Hope to get at least one more delivery as it's one of our few remaining $2 beers.

https://t.co/mFlhKQp9tz

[𝙻𝚘𝚘𝚖𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚃𝚘𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚒𝚝𝚢 🇵🇸 @Y2K_mindset]

If you can’t handle me at my Nimrod Workman, you don’t deserve me at my Plato Bodybuilder.

[💜💜🎀 ȶɦɛ ȶɦɨռӄɛʀ🎀 💜💜 @NickPinkerton]

At this point (The Fourth Book of Pantagruel), Panurge's horror at the prospect of being made a cuckhold is starting to get, frankly, ridiculous.

[E.W. @e____w____]

@fxxfy I liked his book about Rousseau’s confessions

[E.W. @e____w____]

@nausjcaa It rules

[E.W. @e____w____]

@fxxfy @meaning_enjoyer When I read Walden I was kind of blown away to realize how funny it was and how much it was almost even a straightforward satire of all the cliches I associated with it

[E.W. @e____w____]

I was 19 and travelling in New England with my dad and sister when Michael Jackson died and I remember sitting in my room in a bed and breakfast listening to the radio play nonstop MJ while I read the toilet and lightbulb parts of Gravity's Rainbow

[Tom Snarsky @TomSnarsky]

one of my favorite poems of the past 100 years~

[promise li @promise__li]

RIP J. H. Prynne, one of the greatest British poets of our time

[Winter Pallaksch @pallakschh]

Prynne

“the years, with their most
lovely harm. Leading the gentle
out into the wilds, you know they
are children, the blind ones, and
the dead know this, too.”

[Tom Snarsky @TomSnarsky]

devastated to hear that the poet J. H. Prynne died this morning. Prynne’s work has been a source of fascination, inspiration, puzzlement, & awe for me since ~2011, when his book Kazoo Dreamboats totally rearranged what I believed poetry could be. His poems are a tremendous gift:

[n+1 @nplusonemag]

“People said that he was an avid philologist, and had a giant file devoted to the word ‘dust,’ and believed that it was imperative to learn Anglo-Saxon.” From Issue 11: Emily Witt on J. H. Prynne. https://t.co/iObSfCrPNM

[E.W. @e____w____]

I had no clue there were human beings walking around with the name Marmaduke https://t.co/LK7LXvBuZu

[E.W. @e____w____]

@ceodonovan "Erewhon: or, Over the Range" is a fun read

[E.W. @e____w____]

@TomWill72550626 Yes please