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...teenaged Gloeckner, noted as "the real Minnie Goetze" in the illustration list. Both this and the subtitle, "an account in words and pictures," rather than "a novel," clearly point towards straight autobiography. The pretense of fiction may give the author some legal room, or allow her to more easily write about painful parts of her history, but I suspect that Gloeckner also likes it just to freak...
...editors didn't want to run this story. For years, in fact, they haven't cared to print what I write. They think that I've lost a few miles-per-hour off my similes, that I'm a little slow in picking up inferences, that I don't turn the double entendre the way I used to. Yet, each week, they cave in and publish another one of my stories. They have to, you see. Because I've been around a long time. And I've got ... The Streak...
Beth R. Hochman ’03, who had to write a paper on the show for the class, saw it three times but never paid the full $20 rate...
...worlds. Life at Harvard is, as Saltonstall Professor of History Charles S. Maier of Historical Studies B-54, “World War and Society in the 20th Century: World War II” might put it, war: a strategy of maximizing resources within limitations. There are papers to write and meetings to attend, admissions committees to impress and social appearances to make. There are always accomplishments in the queue and successes on the schedule...
...main point in italics for you: Julia Child did not write a cookbook until she was 50 years old. She lived for a while, waited until she had something she was really passionate about and then wrote about it. As she puts it, “I didn’t really start life until...