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Kevin Price
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24.01.2022 In Nabokov's Favorite Word is Muave Ben Blatt conducted a mathematical analysis to test Hemingway at his own laws of prose writing, in particular the use of the adverb. In a recent blog post, Blatt states that "standout books indeed rely on fewer adverbs." (That sentence could do without its adverb, indeed.) Furthermore he suggests that books that use the least adverbs have been the most successful, not just those that are classics and prize-winners, but also bestsellers. [ 629 more words ] http://www.kevinprice.com.au/kumakana-on-a-par-with-100-ne/
24.01.2022 #JohnClarke - wry bred.
24.01.2022 A nice article about us, our books and publishing. http://www.kevinprice.com.au/in-the-news-today/
22.01.2022 Kevin Price reads from KUMAKANA with soundtrack https://t.co/50U4eVf8QR
11.01.2022 I just published The Magical Realism of Kumakana: Part Two https://t.co/5hHzVbflnf
10.01.2022 This reading is a replication of the read from the launch of this book. I recorded it some time ago, but only recently felt the need to finish it. The reading is the section of the book where Lavender finds herself surrounded by forest animals about to enter their seasonal corroboree of the renewal (page 223-6) and is captivated by the conjuring ceremony that opens the way. [ 52 more words ] http://www.kevinprice.com.au/something-i-long-ago-meant-to/
06.01.2022 According to Jennifer E, Cross (PDF) ‘Sense of place has become a buzzword to justify everything from a warm fuzzy appreciation of the natural landscape to the selling of homesites in urban sprawl.’ Cross, frustrated with the concept of sense of place, examines the term as it is used in Anthropology, Environmental Psychology, Geography, Landscape Architecture, and Sociology the main fields that study why certain places have an iconic identity and exhibit character that is felt by inhabitants and visitors alike. [ 1,304 more word ] http://www.kevinprice.com.au/how-does-kumakana-achieve-wha/
06.01.2022 Great review on Queensland Reviewers Collective.
03.01.2022 How does Kumakana achieve what one journalist calls a ‘strong sense of place’? https://t.co/RitC09AyYI via @bornstoryteller
