Geoffrey

So even though Geoffrey is originally French-at least derived fr.

New arrivals (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

In a bit of crazy "meta" madness, Jennifer Pelland is writing a new story based on a victim in Geoffrey Girard's "Cain Xp11" series currently running in Apex Digest.

Yet Another Deb Taber Post apexdigest 2007

One of the things I love about Geoffrey is the way we teach each other about our respective music and poetry tastes.

Subverting the local paradigm reynardo 2002

"Critique" thus emerges as a moment of interference between an intuitive commitment to "action" and an encroaching consciousness of one's epistemological abjection, because, in Geoffrey Hartman's words, "the field of action ... includes the past: its relation to the crisis at hand."

Bringing About the Past 1997

By Wednesday morning, I learned that the governor-general was safe, and I called Geoffrey Howe to inform him and found that he already knew.

Turmoil and Triumph George P. Shultz 1993

By Wednesday morning, I learned that the governor-general was safe, and I called Geoffrey Howe to inform him and found that he already knew.

Turmoil and Triumph George P. Shultz 1993

'Oh, yes,' he agreed, 'they won't care about anybody else while Geoffrey is there.'

The Convert 1907

"Geoffrey" -- pronounced in an undertone, restrained me from committing an act of violence.

The Monctons: A Novel, Volume I Susanna Moodie 1844

Im also certain Geoffrey Rush will return (if not already aware), he confirmed so on an Australian radio show a month or so ago mentioning the movie and consequent filming. jason b this is a testament to the colaborative nature of filmmaking - how its a breathing machine, and every piece is just as important than the last/case in point: the badassery of casting directors. how unbelievably perfect is it that macshane play this role?! its right there in our faces & i woulda never thoguht of it. christ this is as dead on a rush/barbosa, or stewart/prof x, among many other perfectly cast roles.

Ian McShane Cast in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides | /Film 2010

And if you are wondering what this general foray into animal history has to do with the history of poetry, check out that excerpt from Christopher Smart again: to love the random actions of the cat Geoffrey is not like loving any human being, but for Smart – a very pious man (he was locked up because he couldn’t stop praying) – it is much like loving God’s presence in this world.

existentialolcaturday : Stephen Burt : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation 2007