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GRAHAM GREENE’S TIRED HEART–A REVIEW OF “THE HEART OF THE MATTER”
The Heart of the Matter by Graham Greene My rating: 3 of 5 stars Graham Greene, author of novels and stories in multiple genres, is perhaps best known for his writing concerning the “Bad Catholic.” “The Heart of the Matter” … Continue reading
A Midrash Memoir: A review of Robert Clark’s “Bayham Street: Essays in Longing”
“In vain have you acquired knowledge if you do not impart it to others.” Deutronomy Rabba Midrash Perhaps, because I write in the genre of creative non-fiction I have little patience for most contemporary memoir. However, I have just finished … Continue reading
“Murder English Style ” The Occasional Reader Vol. 4
I have not posted on this blog for nearly 2 years. I fear this was the unintended consequence of pursuing a Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at Seattle Pacific University. Now, that project is drawing to a conclusion; … Continue reading