12-17-2015, 03:20 PM
"George Orwell no artistry?"
It didn't say "no artistry", it said "tend to have more anger than artistry".
Not that I agree with either.
But... a case could be made for "tend to have more prescience than artistry".
(Though he was bad with actual dates.)
"Danielle Steele and Kafka in the same article?"
Well... they say opposites attract.
(And Steele is certainly in need of a good Trial.)
"Emily Dickinson a literary genius?"
She sure as fuck was! Don't you dis my Emily!
It didn't say "no artistry", it said "tend to have more anger than artistry".
Not that I agree with either.
But... a case could be made for "tend to have more prescience than artistry".
(Though he was bad with actual dates.)
"Danielle Steele and Kafka in the same article?"
Well... they say opposites attract.
(And Steele is certainly in need of a good Trial.)
"Emily Dickinson a literary genius?"
She sure as fuck was! Don't you dis my Emily!
a brightly colored fungus that grows in bark inclusions