eliot

Some of the best story-telling is taking place in between commercials these days, just like Dickens and Eliot were printed between printed ads in serials.

I definitely have Eliot and John to thank for my recent career switch.

We'll have a lot more Eliot Spitzer's no doubt.

For example, Eliot Spitzer, or Bill Clinton.

Since then we've had some good poetry but nothing that attempts to meld form and function in the same way that modernist poets like Eliot and Stein were able to.

Alfred Prufrock" perfectly captures the essence of a middle-aged man's insecurities, and Eliot wrote it when he was 23.

Another example to throw in the pot is TS Eliot.

Eliot Spitzer absolutely had Presidential ambitions, and certainly had ambitions for other elected office for positions other than the Presidency.

Read the poem "The Hollow Men" by TS ELiot and you'll understand.

Eliot's "Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal" turning into "Good artists borrow; great artists steal", which is so much catchier.

Its not hairsplitting, maybe you read the FRP papers by Conal Eliot.

Eliot was my first window into the horror of modern warfare.

Alfred Prufrock" perfectly captures the essence of a middle-aged man's insecurities, and Eliot wrote it when he was 23.

Read the poem "The Hollow Men" by TS ELiot and you'll understand.

Eliot's "Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal" turning into "Good artists borrow; great artists steal", which is so much catchier.

He asks, with something that could be called optimism: "Can you write a program which overcomes the gulf between the technical culture of our civilization, and which inserts itself into our human life as deeply as Eliot's poems of the wasteland or Virginia Woolf's The Waves?"

Another example to throw in the pot is TS Eliot.

Eliot Spitzer absolutely had Presidential ambitions, and certainly had ambitions for other elected office for positions other than the Presidency.

Its not hairsplitting, maybe you read the FRP papers by Conal Eliot.