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Ann Beattie, born September 8, 1947, is known predominantly for her collections of short stories such as ‘Park City’, which offers stories from her (at the time of its publication) twenty year career in chronological order, presenting almost a timeline of Beattie’s evolving style and technique.All of my designs are now available as floating acrylic art prints!Frank Yerby, who was born September 5, 1916, was an African-American historical novelist best known for The Foxes of Harrow, which is the first novel by an African American to sell a million copies, as well as the first African-American writer to become a millionaire from writing, and to have a book adapted by a Hollywood studio for film.Julio Cortázar, who was born August 26, 1914, was an Argentine novelist, short story writer, and essayist.“Language is the element of definition, the defining and descriptive incantation. It puts the coin between our teeth. It whistles the boat up. It shows us the city of light across the water. Without language there is no poetry, without poetry there’s just talk. Talk is cheap and proves nothing. Poetry is dear and difficult to come by. But it poles us across the river and puts a music in our ears. It moves us to contemplation. And what we contemplate, what we sing our hymns to and offer our prayers to, is what will reincarnate us in the natural world, and what will be our one hope for salvation in the What’sToCome.”Shop our Library Card phone cases at Society6, including cases for the iPhone 12, and the Mini, Pro and Pro Max versions.@gasstation_b
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