Word: publishability
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...outset of her career Sontag produced two fairly bloodless novels, The Benefactor and Death Kit. Neither one made it seem that fiction was her natural milieu. But she went on to publish some fine and original short stories and eventually returned to the novel with new juices flowing. In America, her story of a 19th century Polish actress who sets up a utopian commune in California, won the National Book Award in 2000. But it was as a tireless, all-purpose cultural critic that she made her lasting mark. "Sometimes," she once said, "I feel that...
Frieda Hughes is inclined to be charitable toward her father, who did, after all, raise her after Plath's death. "Why would anybody in their right mind want to publish something that was mean and nasty about them?" she asks. "It's human nature not to want...
...case your interest is piqued in conducting a similar study of your own life and you are also disappointed with the Internet’s paltry supply of memes, I will provide some additional questions. Keep in mind that there is no need to publish your answers. Some options are: 1) Number of times swore off psychologically destructive behavior, 2) number of people desired, attained and/or rejected (or, for that matter, the number of people by whom you have been thus treated), 3) number of amino acids consumed daily, 4) number of pants sizes increased, 5) number of times reminded...
We’re not perfect. We have no qualms about our perpetual sugar high. But our focus on students makes us a true college magazine, filling a vital purpose for Harvardians who are more interested in their peers than in their administrators. While laughing, we publish flashes of journalistic brilliance, in-depth articles that have the potential to make a difference, and introspective personal writing. And let’s face it: Gadfly is hysterical...
...affected by the disease, and to understand the type and amount of work that still needs to be done. It is both sad and unfortunate that few at Harvard were aware of this internationally significant day, as the university’s only daily source of news refused to publish a story detailing the day’s commemoration...