Side Elevation of the Deanery, Ardagh, County Longford, drawn by John Nankivell.
A flyer from the Irish Georgian Society is on my desk.
I read William H. Gass's Omensetter's Luck prone before the stove, this lowering afternoon, and when I say read, and prone, that is what it was, the long, exact, Gass moment, and I couldn't say, à la fin, nor would I want to say, what kind of luck Omensetter had at all, or Gass, for that matter, having to write like this, relentless unto madness sometimes, the old push/pull of language going back to magma.
A loose occasional reflection on what I'm reading, how I inhabit books and they inhabit me.
Wednesday, 30 October 2019
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