she probably wrote it for money, and in a hurry, but it is well worth persevering with her
of the seven deadly sins, the eighth and worst by far is emotional blackmail ... the diligent practise of this subtle and ancient art creates a constantly evolving darwinistic moral vacuum in which the brightest new manipulative ideas and stratagems flourish ... and which only you, or i, can fill !
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
hero worship
i had to screech to a halt today after glimpsing one of mad jack fuller's follies
i'd been introduced to him by the late great edith sitwell in her lovely book "english eccentrics" which celebrates the energy and passion and humanity of those who are extremely disinhibited for one reason or another
she probably wrote it for money, and in a hurry, but it is well worth persevering with her
she probably wrote it for money, and in a hurry, but it is well worth persevering with her
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Tristan, After reading this post about "English Eccentrics" by Dame Edith Sitwell, a borrowed a copy from my local library. I've just finished reading it and alas there is no mention of Jack Fuller in it at all. I'm a bit confused and I'm wondering which book you really meant.
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