" ... despite all their fears and anxieties for a future without jobs or security and a fragile and disloyal present, they write about their search for beauty"
Azar Nafisi, Reading Lolita in Tehran
sounds a bit like blogging, yes?
(1) my friend cassy on film, with my pentax (per the usual) (p.s.) more writing about writing
(1) my friend cassy on film, with my pentax (per the usual) (p.s.) more writing about writing
I love this. Very, very much.
ReplyDeletei, too, have big plans for north carolina, & the only place i've ever visited there is charlotte (and coincidentally, that is not one of the places we're looking to move). i just have a feeling it will be lovely, & i hope i'm right!
ReplyDeletethank you so much for sending inspiration my way - i definitely need it! and good luck with your endeavors, as well!
I LOVE that book. I've been meaning to pick up the other one she wrote, but I haven't gotten to it quite yet.
ReplyDeleteIt does sound a bit like blogging.
Katie : It has been so inspiring. It includes both my favorite things: literature and women's issues. And what an eye-opening book to read - the information we get about the Middle East can be so politicized.
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