ruminations of a wordsmith-anthropologist… by Greg I. Hamilton
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If your book is more humble than this concept of a glass-and-steel monolith that pierces the clouds and makes them cry, then there are still architectural and feng shui principles that should inform your work. I don’t believe a home is a valid analogy. You will not live in your book. …
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The opening of this book contains an extended account of one Clayton, “phlegmy, unshaven, and fragrant in his ordinary fashion,” which, while not an image I compare to your own, might nevertheless be taken as an indelicate assumption …
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… our dreams are not artful expressions of inner meaning, but rather our mind’s nightly trip to the crapper to excrete useless thoughts …
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