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It was then that I realized he could only peck 10 - 12 words per minute on that thing but was still effective at getting his message across
Some might argue that it was because of that slowness that he wrote so well. Also, he edited to the point of almost over-editing.
he was such a bad ass. 💪
“Poor Faulkner. Does he really think big emotions come from big words? He thinks I don’t know the ten-dollar words. I know them all right. But there are older and simpler and better words, and those are the ones I use.”
Great men invent things that help the humanity and solve their problems
I like that photo!
Hemingway! The Old Man and The Sea is the best. And he loved Paris. What's your favourite Hemingway book ? And what are you reading right now ?
I've got JFK and the Unspeakable by James Douglass, a Catholic theologian. He took 12 years to write this. Its narrows down to the days leading to his death and how much he pushed for peace, and the reaction of CIA. Leaves you goosebump-ish
The Sun Also Rises
Poor Jake. There's an old movie on this
A farewell to arms. As a father and husband, the end was a knife in the heart.
I prefer to see your photo , not this man
“But man is not made for defeat… A man can be destroyed but not defeated.”
The Old Man and The Sea, 1952
If memory serves, he was in Germany in around 1923 to witness the hyperinflation
Papa! I swam in his six toe cat pool.
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Nostr is my typewriter 😎 🎩 🚬
Key West
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His theory/use of omission makes him a favorite. His writing is so clean
Simply the Best
This photo inspired me. 