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A Masculine Irony

April 20, 2023
by Caroline Miller
aggrieved male psyche, banning foreign words, Charles Dickens, decline in American I. Q., Donald Trump, Ernest Hemingway, fascism, Giorgia Meloni, Henry James, Josh Hawley, Make America Great Again, need for a new male role model, Nun Study, political shift in the Republican Party, reading and I. Q., Thomas Mann, underclass men, underclass men flock to Republican Party, value of complex sentences, work transitions in the 19 century
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The young woman seated opposite me at the restaurant was an orphan. A few months earlier, her mother had died of cancer. Her father had departed this earth years earlier after a fall from a ladder. Both parents I’d known since college, a bookish pair who remained in the same four-st
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Martha Gellhorn — #MeToo Earnest Hemingway

August 09, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Collier's magazine, D-Day, Ernest Hemingway, Hemingway's literary women, Martha Gellhorn, Omaha Beach, Paula McLain, The War Wife
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Despite the high critical praise he receives, I’ve always felt Ernest Hemingway was an overrated writer.  Maybe his chauvinistic sweat offends me.  That shouldn’t be a reason for shunning his art, of course, but it does explain why his female characters are so flat and docile &#
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What’s Best For A writer? The Hurly-Burly of Life Or A Quiet Sanctuary?

September 06, 2016
by Caroline Miller
A Gentleman in Moscow, Armor Towels, Ernest Hemingway, Julian Assange, Madame Claude, the Barclay hotel
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Who would have thought the life of former President Hamilton would make good theatre, or that T. S. Elliot’s reference to cats in, “The Waste Land” would inspire a Broadway musical?  Certainly, I’d have scoffed at either project had they been suggested to me.  That both thea
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Editing: The Sweet Spot Of The Publishing Industry

April 13, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Abraham Lincoln:Vampire Hunter, concept editors, copy and technical editors, Ernest Hemingway
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Editing books appears to be a job headed for specialization.  In the past, my novels were reviewed by one individual.  That person corrected for both content and technical errors.  Between the time I did extensive rewrites on my upcoming novel, Ballet Noir, and was ready for a fina
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