Certain Personal Matters
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So that theseartless little self-revelations are very sweet and precious to me amongall the lay figures, tragedy and comedy. Since the deception istransparent I make the most of the transparency, and love to see theclumsy fingers on the strings of the marionettes. And this will be nonethe less pleasant now that I have so narrowly escaped giving thisentertainment to others.
I suppose this stage is a necessary one. We begin with ignorance and theimagination, the material of the pose novel. Later ...come self-knowledge, disappointments and self-consciousness, and the prodigals of fictionstay themselves upon the husks of epigram and cynicism, and in the placeof artless aspiration are indeed in plain black and white very desperatecharacters. It is after all only another pose--the pose of not posing. We, the common clay of the world of letters, must needs write in thisway, because we cannot forget our foolish little selves in our work. But some few there are who sit as gods above their private universes, and write without passion or vanity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So that theseartless little self-revelations are very sweet and precious to me amongall the lay figures, tragedy and comedy. Since the deception istransparent I make the most of the transparency, and love to see theclumsy fingers on the strings of the marionettes. And this will be nonethe less pleasant now that I have so narrowly escaped giving thisentertainment to others.
I suppose this stage is a necessary one. We begin with ignorance and theimagination, the material of the pose novel. Later ...come self-knowledge, disappointments and self-consciousness, and the prodigals of fictionstay themselves upon the husks of epigram and cynicism, and in the placeof artless aspiration are indeed in plain black and white very desperatecharacters. It is after all only another pose--the pose of not posing. We, the common clay of the world of letters, must needs write in thisway, because we cannot forget our foolish little selves in our work. But some few there are who sit as gods above their private universes, and write without passion or vanity.
What to read after Certain Personal Matters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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