"It's a big moment for me – but I'll also be carrying thoughts of Robert.
It revs up frantic, obsessive patterns to carry thoughts about sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll.
It revs up frantic, obsessive patterns to carry thoughts about sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll and a dystopian future.
Oneida, from New York, revs up frantic, obsessive patterns to carry thoughts about sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll.
It revs up frantic, obsessive patterns to carry thoughts about history, sex, drugs, rock and roll and a dystopian future, with a drive that's both obsessive and ecstatic.
Set aside the particular events that Knausgaard describes: doesn't your life feel like his? Writers have portrayed consciousness in all sorts of ways: as what William James called "an alternation of flights and perchings" ("Mrs. Dalloway"), as a river-like flow, carrying thoughts and perceptions in its current ("Ulysses"), as the creation of an unseen, inner artwork ("In Search of Lost Time").
Others are more generic, carrying thoughts like "Me and you," "Here's to us" and "Miss you!" Although Mr. Lambeth declined to discuss the cost of the campaign, campaigns that are concentrated in social media typically cost less — usually, much less — than campaigns replete with TV spots.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Writers have portrayed consciousness in all sorts of ways: as what William James called "an alternation of flights and perchings" ("Mrs. Dalloway"), as a river-like flow, carrying thoughts and perceptions in its current ("Ulysses"), as the creation of an unseen, inner artwork ("In Search of Lost Time").
And he alone, as far as I can see, has made a work especially for the event: a great wall of panels connected by electric currents that carry thoughts, dreams, news clippings, pictures skimmed from the outer world and the one inside his head.
Such singing is like a wave -- it carries thoughts, hopes, prayers out into the universe.
