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...only supposed to stop and watch for five or ten minutes...but I just remember: five, ten, fifteen, thirty minutes, an hour went by and he was still there.” Hyperion’s productions became more and more elaborate as the years passed. By Speedie and Saunders?? senior year in 1999, the company staged a sold-out production of “Hamlet” on the stage of Sanders Theatre. However, the company’s fortunes faded quickly with the graduation of its founders. Speedie admitted to poorly planning for the future...
With its hypertrophied “realistic” tics—for instance, naming real places and real brand-names—Saunders?? vision of America is not so much unreal as hyper-real: rather like a Chuck Close painting, it is composed of parts that have a tendency to roil within themselves, or to fly off toward an entropy deforming the very figure whose representation they simultaneously create...
Having read a number of the books, I sometimes find myself asking, despite my affection for the writer and his ability reliably to amuse me, where his style can evolve from here. However, if you have never strolled through one of Saunders?? houses of mirrors—varyingly terrifying and “fun”—“In Persuasion Nation” is critical reading. I only hope that, if enough attend to what it diagnoses and predicts for American culture, that its prophecies may remain safely away in a realm only...
Perhaps my geographical location accounts for my mixed feelings toward some of Jarding and Saunders?? “winning” strategies, such as sponsoring a NASCAR vehicle and penning a campaign jingle...
...next point, the animosity between the players escalated as Saunders complained that Wilkins was repeatedly running into her. Then, with Wilkins leading 8-4, more controversy ensued as she tripped over Saunders?? foot. Despite the distractions, Wilkins was able to escape the game with a 10-8 victory...