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Pushing Through The Market Square

Sun May 17, 2009, 3:38 PM
Cried so much that his face was wet.

Then I knew he was not lying.

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  • Listening to: Five Years - David Bowie

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  • Favourite movie: Naked Lunch / Fight Club / The City of Lost Children / Akira / Dead Ringers
  • Favourite band or musician: Elvis Costello / Aimee Mann
  • Favourite genre of music: Indie / Rock
  • Favourite poet or writer: Leo Tolstoy / Charles Dickens / Victor Hugo
  • Favourite game: Final Fantasy VII / Max Payne
  • MSN: peterlavelle101@hotmail.com

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*Bourbons3:iconBourbons3: 6 days 2 hours ago
A random :wave: from a random deviant! :)
~A-lad-insane:iconA-lad-insane: May 22, 2009, 1:32:01 AM
:laughing:

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~samandrus:iconsamandrus: Apr 27, 2009, 3:36:12 AM
Hey Pierre, I've got a new sonnet up on my page - would you mind giving it the once over? It's Elizabeth Barrett inspired and I know you're quite the Victorian buff. Just been following your debate on the ';point of literature' post - interesting stuff, I was thinking of getting involved but the more I thought about it the more redundant I thought the question itself was. It's like asking 'Why think?' Read the Raskolnikov letter the other day too - very interesting, and the style used is very very convincing.

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*Aladdin-Sane:iconAladdin-Sane: Apr 28, 2009, 1:00:19 AM
I'm actually not too familiar with Elizabeth Browning (although her portrait on poets.org makes her look like something out of Planet of the Apes.)

Yeah, Dostoevsky wasn't too happy being resurrected from the grave to help me compete for a dA subscription, but I won him round eventually. (Actually, my first thought on completing the thing was 'God, this sounds nothing like Crime and Punishment', but thanks for the kind words!)

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~samandrus:iconsamandrus: Apr 28, 2009, 7:11:41 AM
Yeah, I was horrified after getting all loved-up on her Sonnets from the Portuguese and then seeing her photo.

I have been dying to get my teeth into the Russians for ages, beyond Crime and Punishment, but they've never been part of the syllabus for this degree. Dostoevsky's body of work is one big sod, but very readable in a way people don't expect it to be.

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*Aladdin-Sane:iconAladdin-Sane: Apr 28, 2009, 10:46:03 AM
Same thing happened to me with Ursula Le Guin.

Ah, I love, love, love the Russians. What degree are you doing?

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~samandrus:iconsamandrus: Apr 29, 2009, 9:18:14 AM
English Language and Literature at the University of Liverpool. Final few weeks now, and snowed under with work. Wish me luck.

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