dalliant

Long regarded as a kind of elegant cult figure in poetry circles, Seidel has a reputation that precedes him into every room: decadent, name-dropper, sexual dalliant, Ducati enthusiast, son of privilege.

Archive 2009-03-01 Rus Bowden 2009

“The performances tonight bring such a depth of emotion to being, not deviant, but dalliant,” said the dapper don of New Journalism.

The Transom 2006

“The performances tonight bring such a depth of emotion to being, not deviant, but dalliant,” said the dapper don of New Journalism.

The Transom 2006

“The performances tonight bring such a depth of emotion to being, not deviant, but dalliant,” said the dapper don of New Journalism.

The Transom 2006

“The performances tonight bring such a depth of emotion to being, not deviant, but dalliant,” said the dapper don of New Journalism.

The Transom 2006

“The performances tonight bring such a depth of emotion to being, not deviant, but dalliant,” said the dapper don of New Journalism.

The Transom 2006

“The performances tonight bring such a depth of emotion to being, not deviant, but dalliant,” said the dapper don of New Journalism.

The Transom 2006

“The performances tonight bring such a depth of emotion to being, not deviant, but dalliant,” said the dapper don of New Journalism.

The Transom 2006

“The performances tonight bring such a depth of emotion to being, not deviant, but dalliant,” said the dapper don of New Journalism.

The Transom 2006

Now and again ideas are generated in swarms, one evolves another; they interlace and entice, they abound and are dalliant; now and again, they arise pale and looming, and perish through want of strength or nourishment — the quickening substance is insufficient.

Balzac 2003