unsuccess

• “Whether one can fairly use the word "unsuccess" in reference to verse which succeeds so exquisitely as Mr. de la Mare's in being literature is a nice question.”

  The Art of Letters

• “Larkin was beginning as he put it himself, retrospectively "to find out what life was about": not failure exactly but "unsuccess".”

  Top stories from Times Online

• “Why would I want to take the game for another hunter and rob them of their success, or unsuccess for that matter?”

  Your Thoughts on "Cross-Tagging"

• “Unlike Dr. King and Malcolm X who encouraged Black people to patronize their neighborhood stores, and ‘shop Black,’ Obama is convinced that gentrification is not a major factor in the unsuccess of community-stores, but rather, littering – which, following his logic, is a genetic deficiency of Blackness.”

  Obama is NOT King (And Martin Ain't Barack)

• “They -- if they -- if they are unsuccess -- if the campaign that they're associated with is unsuccessful, what they want to do is move to the campaign that is successful.”

  CNN Transcript May 17, 2009

• “In 1980, Jean Strouse published an award-winning study of the short, pathetic, life of Alice James … Alice died of cancer in 1892, at the age of 43, and the enormous fame and accomplishment of her two eldest brothers — Henry (the novelist) and William (the psychologist/philosopher) — eventually brought attention to her terrible life of illness and, as W.H. Auden so unforgettably put it, her all-too human “unsuccess.””

  Vitro Nasu » 2006 » July

• “His young features were stamped with a melancholy grace, his looks told of unsuccess and many blighted hopes.”

  The Magic Skin

• “You can measure the unsuccess of many a novel by the number of times you turn to the author photo in the back. pg 10”

  THEY'RE BAAAAACK ....

• “When Long came back, he wore the face of unsuccess.”

  Locked Rooms

• “It was evident that Mr. Ward was intent on rallying me about my unsuccess.”

  The Master of the World

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