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A conversation with author Reynolds Price about his book "Ardent Spirits: Leaving Home, Coming Back"
- Keywords:
- essays
- poetry
- Bill Clinton
- Duke University
- fiction
- drama
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catching 06/13/2009 10:11 PM Report
Just to have the balls to spit on the man who gave him his education is quite impressive. I assume that he took the Rhodes scholarship knowing full well the source of that money. It could be that he was just an insolent bagger taking great handouts from persons regardless. Ignorant, an ingrate, or a turncoat. So many have sought that prize and to see someone who had captured that cup show contempt for the man who made it possible and in who's memory it stands is just sad.
robert 05/27/2009 05:56 AM Report
Try a chiropractor who does applied kinesiology and you will see pain releif
Yeats__ 05/27/2009 01:28 AM Report
Oh! How delighted I am to have "found" Reynolds Price -- albeit, perhaps approaching those sparsely regretted "economies" he so generously shared. I deeply love you from afar, sir. You've awakened every childhood memory of well-chosen words, and gentle embroidery of the otherwise mundane. Off to buy those 38 books; one trusts you will not balk, having never declined a run on your writings! Oh, how I wish my mother's memories had been captured, but you've come quite close on the margins to those long, ardent-spirit-guided nights in her San Francisco Salon! Thank you~
tartufe 05/26/2009 05:05 PM Report
Afterthought - the death bed plaint of: "I only regret the economies," was a thought spiraler.
tartufe 05/26/2009 05:01 PM Report
Charlies unabashed openness was evident tonight. Haven't read any Price, but maybe I will. He claims he's good. Perhaps he is - if he's smart enough to be repeatedly published, perhaps his judgment of relative quality is endorsement enough even when it's his own.