Word: existed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...only would many of the established periodicals perish, of course, but as John Gunther has noted, "many experimental magazines which are the wombs for creative activity should cease to exist...
...seem like Poe's spectral phantoms of a locked-in ego, walking somnambulically to their dooms. Williams shares Melville's somber cosmic dread. It was of the Encantadas, the desolate islands of the Galapagos, that Melville wrote: "In no world but a fallen one could such lands exist." And it is "on the beach of the Encantadas" that Sebastian, the poet of Suddenly Last Summer, who later would himself be eaten, saw, as his mother relates it, a skyful of carnivorous birds swoop and attack myriads of newly hatched sea turtles, "tearing the undersides open and rending...
Energy aplenty remains for games, dancing, painting, play-acting and frequent debates. One recent subject: "Does God exist?" To East's surprise, God won-by one vote...
Just as there can be no correct answer which will leave the total experience unmarred for A and X, so too, Last Year at Marienbad will suffer no explanation without suffering destiaction. It creates an artificial world of enigma, a closed world that could exist in no form other than the fluid, puzzling...
...prospect delights British industry, which has so far handed Churchill $8,400,000. It appalls such purist dons as Novelist (Lucky Jim) Kingsley Amis of Peterhouse, who protests that "a university does not exist to serve society, and must never...