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Unjustified in other ways, the title of this book does have the excuse that its author, like de Quincey, is very much interested in his own reactions as an opium-smoker.
Review of A Modern de Quincey by Captain H. R. Robinson 1942
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He has been called "our greatest nature poet," and was a master of the walking tour - Thomas de Quincey estimated that he "must have traversed a distance of 175 to 180,000 English miles."
Carolyn Vega: Happy Birthday, William Wordsworth! Carolyn Vega 2011
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I'm a touch chagrined that no one made mention of * my* sequel to Dracula (Quincey Morris, Vampire), but they have some funny stuff to say about Buffy, True Blood, and Being Human.
Vamps on BBC Radio! p_n_elrod 2009
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However, with the proposal out of the way I'm back working on a NEW book, the sequel to Quincey Morris, Vampire.
p_n_elrod: Da Winnah and new stuff p_n_elrod 2010
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Still not finished with THE DEVIL YOU KNOW, but I've not let that stop me from beginning research for the next Quincey Morris book and a steampunk proposal for my amazing agent to shop around.
Dark and Stormy Updates! p_n_elrod 2009
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He has been called "our greatest nature poet," and was a master of the walking tour - Thomas de Quincey estimated that he "must have traversed a distance of 175 to 180,000 English miles."
Carolyn Vega: Happy Birthday, William Wordsworth! Carolyn Vega 2011
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He has been called "our greatest nature poet," and was a master of the walking tour - Thomas de Quincey estimated that he "must have traversed a distance of 175 to 180,000 English miles."
Carolyn Vega: Happy Birthday, William Wordsworth! Carolyn Vega 2011
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Did you know that Thomas de Quincey had memorized Shakespearean sonnets by the time he was thirteen?
The Adults Alison Espach 2011
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He has been called "our greatest nature poet," and was a master of the walking tour - Thomas de Quincey estimated that he "must have traversed a distance of 175 to 180,000 English miles."
Carolyn Vega: Happy Birthday, William Wordsworth! Carolyn Vega 2011
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This one is waaaay overdue, and my guilt is prolly why I've had writer's block for so long, but it's started and I don't stop until Quincey Morris and the West End Ripper is finished and off to its editor at Baen Books.
p_n_elrod: Da Winnah and new stuff p_n_elrod 2010
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