Retro To Go (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
Looking for a way to keep your F. Scott Fitzgerald books under control? Fans of Art Deco style glamour may find a solution in these retro car bookends for sale at Graham and Green. Fittingly for the subject matter, they're...
Queens Crap (Free subscription) | yesterday
From the Daily News : Run, Zelda, run! That was the word Sunday from shocked tourists as they snapped photos with New York's famous Thanksgiving mascot in Battery Park. "Go hide before someone eats you," pleaded Nicole Dhillon, 28, of Brooklyn. The wild turkey has been roosting in Battery Park for at least six years - but she still caused a stir Sunday when she showed her spectacular fan...
FIRE (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
When I was an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania, our various class councils endlessly outdid themselves in the art of emasculating the Princeton tiger, mascot of our archrival. Our depictions of the tiger, emblazoned on T-shirts, ran the gamut from gentle mockery to representations of acts that would be illegal in most if not all of the fifty states. Of course, Penn students bought them...
And Another Thing (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
"I couldn't make the grade as a hack. That, like anything else, requires a certain practiced excellence." F. Scott Fitzgerald
Beyond Search (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
If you are a fan of F Scott Fitzgerald, you know he skewers his targets with a thin, sharp rapier. When the point finds its mark, often the victim does not realize at the moment that a fatal blow has been struck. I thought of F Scott when I read “Screening the News” by Mrinal [...]
The House Next Door (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
By Aaron Cutler Andrew Sarris wrote of Elia Kazan in The American Cinema that “his career as a whole reflects an unending struggle between a stable camera and a jittery one.” Historically that’s more or less been the rap on Kazan—a highly-acclaimed filmmaker with many strong titles, but one whose work was too simultaneously bland and conflicted for the critical establishment...
Tuscaloosanews.com (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
At his day job, Kirk Curnutt of Montgomery is a hardworking professor of American literature. Curnutt is in fact a nationally acknowledged critic of the works of Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald with eight academic books including 'Coffee With Hemingway,' 'A Historical Guide to F. Scott Fitzgerald' and 'The Cambridge Introduction to F.
Recently Banned Literature (Free subscription) | 11/22/2009
William Shakespeare, Charles Reade, F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Brothers Grimm, Boris Pasternak Eight volumes 4,527 pages $14.00 (1907-1982) [click to enlarge] Recently Linked: My thanks to Bob Arnold for linking to my main website from his blog, A Longhouse Birdhouse . Be sure to visit his bookshop when you’re there. Thanks also to Mt. Wood for signing on as a follower of Recently Banned Literature....
Gumbo (Free subscription) | 11/21/2009
when a smaller one will do? How much would you want to read a book titled "Trimalchio in West Egg"? You're likely to ask yourself three immediate questions: Who's Trimalchio? Where (or what) is West Egg? And who cares? But when the same book is called "The Great Gatsby," F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece sounds far more appealing. Fortunately, Fitzgerald's editor, Maxwell Perkins,...
Siris (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
Rain Before Dawn by F. Scott Fitzgerald The dull, faint patter in the drooping hours Drifts in upon my sleep and fills my hair With damp; the burden of the heavy air Is strewn upon me where my tired soul cowers, Shrinking like some lone queen in empty towers Dying. Blind with unrest I grow aware: The pounding of broad wings drifts down the stair And sates me like the heavy scent of flowers. I lie upon...
AMPONTAN (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
“At eighteen our convictions are hills from which we look; at forty-five they are caves in which we hide.” - F. Scott Fitzgerald, “Bernice Bobs Her Hair” BY NOW, the world knows that Ozawa Ichiro, Secretary-General of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, beclowned himself last week when he held forth on global cultural and religious matters [...]
The Silver Rush Mysteries (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
Here's another one I've had hanging in my writing office for a very long time: Never confuse a single defeat with a final defeat. — F. Scott Fitzgerald I'm still bemused that this quote came from a writer, not a general. But goodness knows, persistence in the face of adversity is absolutely necessary in the world of writing. If you give up after the first few rejections, for instance, you'll...
43(B)log (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009
Opening Remarks Mark Bartholomew, Buffalo Law: F. Scott Fitzgerald said that advertising’s contribution to humanity was “exactly minus zero.” But TMs are ads and they’re useful. And sometimes we just like ads, e.g. the Superbowl. Google and Hulu use ads and make our life better. Today we have an interdisciplinary group talking about ads and what they do in the world. Panel #1/Advertising’s...
Lesa's Book Critiques (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009
Congratulations to the winners of the Southwestern mysteries. Steven Havill's Red, Green, or Murder goes to DaLinda M. from Kooskia, ID, and The Silent Spirit by Margaret Coel will go to Rose R. from Phoenix, AZ. The books will go out in the mail tomorrow. This week, I have ARCs of mysteries set in the South. The day after Veteran's Day is a perfect day to bring back Sam Blackman, a veteran of the...
Seraphic Secret (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
Actress and author Patsy Ruth Miller. In New York, in 1924 while shooting a film, actress Patsy Ruth Miller developed a close friendship with author F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda. Frequently, Fitzgerald and Patsy Ruth would go out for dinner while Zelda stayed home pleading fatigue. Patsy Ruth eventually realized that Zelda's fatigue was acute alcoholism. Observes Patsy Ruth: It didn't seem...
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rajaminyak | 12/21/2008
Click Here to Download The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Movie “I was born under unusual circumstances.” This is how “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” movie begins. Classified as a romantic drama, this movie is based on a short story written in the 1920s by F. Scott Fitzgerald and is about a person who is born in his eighties and ages backwards. The movie shows this person’s journey from the...
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