Author: Frank Kermode

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• Scott Blackwood (1)
  • IN: See how Small (2015) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: Thomas Aquinas invented a third order of duration distinct from time and eternity, which he called Aevum... It co-exists with temporal events, at the moment of occurence, being, as was said, like a stick in a river. Aevum, you might say, is the time order of novels.
    FROM: The sense of an ending, (1967), Book, UK
• Cynthia Ozick (1)
  • IN: Heir to the Glimmering World (2004) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: Yet the world is full of interpreters... So the question arises, why would we rather interpret than not?
    FROM: The Man in the Macintosh, (1979), Poem, UK