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An Interview with Yuriy Tarnawsky, Part 3

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Alberto Giacometti, American Book Review, Backus-Naur notation, Bruce Borowsky, Civil Coping Mechanisms, Dmytro Burago Publishing, Eckhard Gerdes, exercises, Heuristic Poetry, Homer, I Don't Know, Innocent in Paris, Jim Morrison, Journal of Experimental Fiction, Like Blood in Water, linguistics, Ludwig Wittgenstein, mad hatters' review, Meningitis, mininovel, Modus Tollens, Polish notation, Roads, Rodovid, Running Barefoot Home and Back, Sadness, Samuel Beckett, Seven Tries, Short Tails, Steven Moore, syntax, The Beatles, The Hypocrite, The Placebo Effect, The Trip South, Three Blondes and Death, Ukrainian Dumy, View of Delft, Without Spain, Yuriy Tarnawsky on April 25, 2011 | 5 Comments »

Part 1 | Part 2 [Please note that I've updated both of these posts with photos that Yuriy sent me.] I’d like to ask a few more questions about Three Blondes and Death, if you don’t mind. Perhaps the most memorable and complicated aspect of that novel is its syntax. I’ll quote a short passage [...]

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Side by Side #9

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Side by Side, The Beatles, The Black Keys on December 6, 2010 | 2 Comments »

I thought I’d already done this one. I cherish The Beatles, and as such am usually torn about covers of their songs. Every now and then, though, there is one that is worth it, without question. This is one of those times. Without further ado, “She Said, She Said” by The Beatles and covered by [...]

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