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Annalisa in shadow, 2 March 2019, by William Eaton - 2
March 7, 2019April 10, 2019 William Eaton

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Dichotomizing

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The Gravatar of a recent follower, a man with a Chinese name, comes with this phrase: “Soy alguien que no se resigna.” I’m someone who’s not giving up.“ May this (j’espère) describe the Montaigbakhtinian community! Another comments: “Beautiful writing . . . there is an electricity.” And another that Montaigbakhtinian is “The most difficult (although rewarding)” blog she knows of.

Now with more than 4,000 followers, anglophone, hispanohablante y francophone, spanning the globe, and more every day. (The author is pleased, too, to have made a Best Essays list of Notable Essayists.)

Meanwhile, this collection of poems, aphorisms, short and longer essays, quotations . . . continues to expand. From another dear reader: “I am constantly waiting for new posts because your work is quite amazing.”

All who read, think and feel are most welcome!

Blog started in January 2012.

All writing, drawing and painting by William Eaton © William Eaton. Eaton0824 AT gmail. Work regularly registered with the United States Copyright Office.

Top Posts & Pages

  • ¿Y el helicóptero adds what?
  • A shadow on the water — Un matiz sobre el agua — Une nuance sur l’eau
  • Poetry is nudes that stay nude
  • The Abyss (a translation)

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Woman, nude, arms crossed, charcoal sketch by William Eaton, National Arts Club, 2019
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Cut-out with orange head, Feb 2017, by William Eaton

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  • A Puff of Absurdity
  • Agni
  • Ah . . . Surviving the Website Climbing the bestseller ranks at a dizzying pace: from: #109,173 to #101,022 in four days. Statistics prove that Surviving will be #1 before Labor Day!
  • Alison Sye Artist. Scavenging the skips of London looking for abandoned treasures to resuscitate.
  • Artlark One article per day celebrating important happenings in the history of culture.
  • Authors Guild (William Eaton)
  • Beyond the White Coat
  • Caitlin Lowe: Distinctly Praise the Years . . .
  • Choices More short essays by William Eaton
  • CUNY Academic Commons
  • Drawing New York
  • Eaton at Scribd Has some articles by Wm. Eaton and his cousin
  • Ed Mooney's Thoreauvian blog
  • Fingerlike
  • five o'clock teaspoon Klara Seddon’s exploration of culinary and garden arts, inspired by objects of material culture.
  • Franck's Books Petites critiques des livres, excellentes
  • Gotta Find a Home (stories of the homeless)
  • https://doctorly.wordpress.com/
  • Justin Erik Halldór Smith's blog
  • Kelly Dean Jolley's blog
  • Levi R. Bryant's Larval Subjects
  • Lunettes Rouges sur l'art Critiques – excellentes
  • National Coalition of Independent Scholars
  • Serving House Books
  • Surviving the Twenty-First Century
  • The Art Students League of New York
  • The HyperTexts
  • Toemail (making the world a better place, one foot at a time)
  • Viduité (inspiré par Michel Leiris)
  • Web del Sol
  • William Eaton Dot the World! (Please?)
  • Wish to Dish (recipes)
  • Writers on the Job See consanguinal essay on what Mailer, Dickinson, Rousseau, Conrad and Geisel can tell us about how to earn a living as a writer
  • Writing Through the Fog courtesy of Cheri Lucas Rowlands
  • Zeteo: The Journal of Interdisciplinary Writing A promising new e-journal?

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