It does go round and round, and then it doesn't, but then it says some thing and that thing is something again. Quite an experience to read. Thank you, Tonya.
Thanks for sharing the great, glorious & quirky Gertrude Stein with us! What a crisp style with all that subtext underneath. An endlessly fascinating character whose last words were to her love Alice Toklas as she was heading off into surgery: "What is the answer?" When distraught Alice could not respond, she then asked, "Then, what is the question?"
what a pleasure to read, and reread!
I'm so happy you liked it! Thanks, Tabby!
It does go round and round, and then it doesn't, but then it says some thing and that thing is something again. Quite an experience to read. Thank you, Tonya.
I know! It's so strange, but then it hits you in odd ways. I'm so pleased you were up for it!
Thanks for sharing the great, glorious & quirky Gertrude Stein with us! What a crisp style with all that subtext underneath. An endlessly fascinating character whose last words were to her love Alice Toklas as she was heading off into surgery: "What is the answer?" When distraught Alice could not respond, she then asked, "Then, what is the question?"
I love that! What an extraordinary woman. She's really been underrated as a writer, so it makes me happy to acquaint readers with more of her work.