Book Shelves: Martin Luther and Martin Luther King
Starbucks Wisdom: Chuck Berry and Elvis
Congressional Cookbook: The Junior League and the Congress
Library Desk: Doors and Desks
Sleigh Bed: Texas and Louisianna
Keepsakes: Earth Stars and Sky Stars
Portrait Table: Icebergs and Angels
Battle of Nashville: Slaves and Soldiers
Maid of Honor Portrait: Three Third Grade Bridesmaids and a Sexy Brilliant Woman Priest
Red Dining Room: Table and Chairs
Madeleines: Cornbread and Proust
Jubilee Singers with Lavender: Alfred Stieglitz and Fisk
Me and My Blog
Mirror Portrait Caroline: Caroline and her Portrait
Sofa: Couches and Dreams
Silver Coffee Urn, Saul Martin Portrait: Zelda Sayre and Gatsby
Sculpture, Candlesticks, Diamonds: Mamas and Vaginas
Magnolias: Magnolias and Magnolia
Harlem Chairs: Tammany Hall and Harlem
Dirty Laundry: Dirt and Laundry
Tuskegee Wardrobe: Brownies and Smithies
Portrait Chair: Harper Lee and Sigourney
Working Library: Cynara and Windsor, and Hope
Fort Pillow Massacre: Nathan Bedford Forrest and Madison Smartt Bell
My Boots: Nancy Sinatra and Roy Rogers
Longpage, 1913: Stephen Stills and Frank Lloyd Wright
Six Cases of Cookbooks: Julia Child and Caroline Williams
Statute of Alexander Pushkin: Pushkin and Othello
Take The Ow Out Of Now: Buddha and Nietzche
Stars and Bars: Stars and Stripes and Stars and Bars
New York Times Editorial: Copyright and the First Amendment, or Margaret Mitchell and John Seigenthaler
Me, Again: Alice and Remington
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Me and My Blog
I'm putting up blog posts on Tuesdays. Click on the word BLOG in the navigation bar above, slightly right, to see the whole of the newest post and the first paragraph of some of the others. This is a picture of me with some of my books standing in the upper hall of my home. Sometimes younger readers just beginning their reading lives want to know what my ten favorite novels are. Here's a list In no particular order: 1.Coming Through Slaughter, Ondaatje; 2.Wide Sargosso Sea, Rhys; 3.Their Eyes Were Watching God; 4)Love, Morrison; 5) Mansfield Park, Austen; 6)Wurthering Heights, E. Bronte; 7) Age of Innocence, Wharton; 8)Cane, Toomer;9The Awakening, Chopin; and Passing, Larsen.
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