Archie was a primer on an existence that was insistently wholesome, perpetually teen-aged.
By Emma Cline July 7, 2016 Archie was a primer on an existence that was insistently wholesome, perpetually teen-aged.
A professor of economics at Connecticut College and a widower, Walter plods through an existence that looks comfortable and easy enough, but also profoundly tedious.
I am a shell of a human being, tracing lines of an existence that is no longer my own.
What Beckett articulates is an involuntary scream, shading into a murmur of resignation, responses to an existence that bears the seeds of death from birth.
It speaks particularly to those in their mid-to-late 20s (ourselves included) who can barely contemplate an existence that is not a jam-packed, permanently rented one.
It was a dream of just such an existence that prompted 60 Chinese to take their places beside cartons of tomatoes in a sealed container in Rotterdam on June 18.
Baker reconstructs Savage's evolution from rebellious Southern belle to ethereal, bhang-dazed, erudite and enigmatic itinerant, but ultimately has to let her slip away into the thin air of an existence that continued on an increasingly elusive course.
As a student of Zen, Snyder lived an existence that was austere, and sometimes humorless.
The sounds both terrify and thrill, because I know only a wall lies between me and an existence that is utterly alien.
