You’re all remarkably interested in her,’ says Bernard Alione. ‘Yes.’ ‘Might one inquire why?’ – his voice is stronger again. ‘Literary reasons,’ says Stein, laughing. He goes on laughing. Alissa watches him, enchanted. ‘So my wife’s a character in a novel?’ says Bernard Alione. He sneers. But his voice is still strained in spite of […]
Tag Archives: Fiction
March
16
Destroy, She Said – Marguerite Duras and the radical power of subversion. (fiction review)
posted by lisathatcher
January
05
The Vanishing Point of Desire – Vi Khi Nao: Eroticism at its most intimate. (book review)
posted by lisathatcher
The opium pipe of ink runs through the river of your breath. You inhale. I exhale. A trail of reddish brown, the drug, unravels the air. I am still outside the corridor. Time, the Gentleman, still inspects the palimpsest of desire. He takes his time. He looks carefully at the torn pages. The slit. The […]
Announcing changes to the Lisa Thatcher Blog
posted by lisathatcher
Good morning my lovely readers. This is a post to let you know there will be some changes to the blog from today forward. I want to thank everyone for your encouraging readership. In terms of daily hit statistics and people signing up, the blog has been a great success in my little world. Many […]
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