Breton's Nadja (1928) opened with the line: "Who am I?" Cahun's Aveux, similarly, echoed this elusiveness of autobiography: "No, I will follow the wake in the air, the trail on the water, the mirage in the pupil … I wish to hunt myself down, to struggle with myself".
Normal people are unlikely to say: "Well, I don't hunt myself, but I still feel very strongly that they should repeal the law banning the practice of live animals being chased and ripped to pieces by hounds, pursued by horse riders in fancy dress costume".
There was substantial evidence of his and his wife's harassment and that they both exploited company resources to witch hunt myself and other women at the company.
Rodney Ford, a Boston College police officer whose son Greg claims the priest molested him from 1983 to 1989, said: "When I first found out about what happened to Greg, my first instinct as a dad was just to go out and hunt Shanley myself.
I find myself hunting down those songs elsewhere.
For this week's fast-paced Fiction piece, Robert Coover's "Going for a Beer," I found myself hunting for images of Kewpie dolls.
By Caroline Hirsch March 7, 2011 For this week's fast-paced Fiction piece, Robert Coover's "Going for a Beer," I found myself hunting for images of Kewpie dolls.
"To play at Lord's for Notts on Sunday would be a great place to debut, even if it hasn't been the happiest of hunting grounds for myself and the Australia team when we've played there".
As news of ivacaftor explodes within the CF community, I find myself hunting for the faded photograph of Collins that once smiled at us with silent hope every morning when we reached for the orange juice.
Reflecting on the countless hours I would spend with my friends or by myself hunting down bad guys with plastic guns or spears made of tree branches was so intensely creative.
