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Related: Auden wrote a great poem called In Memory of W.

I can't imagine Auden and Tolkein would have got on well.

But they both loved countryside, and so maybe I am wrong They became friends later in life, perhaps because of Auden's championing of his work, although they fell out when Auden wanted to write a book about Tolkien.

> I can't imagine Auden and Tolkein would have got on well.

Trials often have very strict exclusionary criteria, leaving many people out - often those who need it most: > Auden said he was told that in order to be accepted into a clinical trial for the anti-PD-1 drug, he would need to have either no brain tumors or brain tumors that were at least no longer growing.

Do a pass over poetry, so Blake, Auden, and Kipling and try to remember anything funny.

This is like the programmer equivalent of WH Auden’s poem, The Unknown Citizen [0].

Auden, James Agee, Graham Greene, Philip K.

> Consider Auden's Epitaph on a Tyrant, which is powerful because it is so suddenly shocking Not very, given the title...

Auden once said about political philosophers.

Auden, on the 12 years he spent writing Lord of the Rings, “I met a lot of things on the way that astonished me.” but those books are fuckign huge though.

“Isocrates reminds me of John Dewey,” Auden said.

Auden, on the 12 years he spent writing Lord of the Rings, “I met a lot of things on the way that astonished me.” but those books are fuckign huge though.

“Isocrates reminds me of John Dewey,” Auden said.

If you know them mainly through their work, the right question is, "do you value their work?" Here's the relevant quote from Auden: Time that with this strange excuse Pardoned Kipling and his views, And will pardon Paul Claudel, Pardons him for writing well.

Do a pass over poetry, so Blake, Auden, and Kipling and try to remember anything funny.

This is like the programmer equivalent of WH Auden’s poem, The Unknown Citizen [0].

Auden, James Agee, Graham Greene, Philip K.