Substack user Joshua Corey writes
In Russian novels characters in their fifties are routinely described as being “in the prime of life.” Clinging to this.
Substack user Joshua Corey writes
In Russian novels characters in their fifties are routinely described as being “in the prime of life.” Clinging to this.
Frank Bruni offers this in his latest newsletter
Also in the Times, Gia Kourlas previewed the New York City Ballet’s “All Balanchine III” program, which includes a performance of “Symphony in C.” Its “glittering finale, with lines of dancers performing superhuman feats with nothing more than their brains and bodies, is practically a protest dance against artificial intelligence.” (Sharon Gurwitz, Manhattan)
If people cannot write well, they cannot think well; and if they cannot think well, others will do their thinking for them.
● George Orwell via World Poetry Collective