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Norman Mailer was born on 31 January 1923 and died on 10 November 2007. He was an American novelist, journalist, and playwright. He wrote more than 40 books, and won the Pulitzer Prize twice and the National Book Award once. In this article, we share six writing tips from the author.
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Mon tout premier livre, 'Photographies' (publié dans sa version originale en anglais, 'Photographs', en 2017) est maintenant disponible en français en version numérique pour 2 euros seulement :) Un immense merci à mon ami Martin pour la traduction! <3 Disponible ici: http://onmywaybymarie.com/product/photographies/ Il est aussi toujours en vente en anglais en version papier et digitale sur le site de mon éditeur à: https://www.edilivre.com/catalog/product/view/id/838589/s/photographs-27a1316d29/#.WRI6r1MrJo5 📓 • My very first book, ‘Photographs’, (first published in its original version in English in 2017) is now available in French (‘Photographies’) in a digital version for only 2 EUR :) A huge thanks to my friend Martin for the translation! <3 Available here: http://onmywaybymarie.com/product/photographies/ It is still available to purchase in English in a hard or a digital copy on my publisher's website at: https://www.edilivre.com/catalog/product/view/id/838589/s/photographs-27a1316d29/#.WRI6r1MrJo5 🖋 . . #photographs #creativejournalism #newjournalism #book #photographies #mariedubreuil #indie #indiepublishing (à Bourgogne, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnf5jiwF_es/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rzdyd75czn3b
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Second episode of my podcast will be out tonight on SoundCloud. 🤠 This one is an original mini audiobook titled Lake Forest Park, which explores the structure of feeling in white suburbia, filtered somewhat comically (I hope) through my experience working at the farmers markets in Seattle and growing up outside of Spokane. 🎤🕵🏻♀️🚗 #newjournalism #seattlepodcast #pnwpodcast #lakeforestpark #spokanepodcast (at Lake Forest Park, Washington)
flowers on graves and vomiting river water: images from atomic bomb
This book made me sad, the lives of these characters. The ways that they each felt the impact, saw death. The way that for some of them, Dr. Sasaki, Mrs. Nakamura, Dr. Fujii, small changes in daily routine affected their survival of the day.
The way that confusion becomes such a theme in the text. Radio broadcasts unheard by survivors, confusion over where to go, where safety is located. The confusion that each of the characters share in this text felt visceral.
Some of the images in the text that stuck out to me the most, were of cremated bodies shoved in x-ray envelopes, disposed. Mrs. Nakamura and her children vomiting from river water, just trying to quench thirst. Hemorrhages on skin, all over body, radiation.
But at the end, I wondered about why finances mattered, part five. It feels like after surviving an atomic bomb money is not important. But maybe, my perspective is too different, too far off. Maybe, I would like to think I’d be enlightened after surviving horror, but would still care, because I live in a capitalist culture. And maybe the reality is that money is part of survival, that after an atomic bomb money is still a part of life. Mrs. Nakamura needed money to provide for her family.
The final images of these characters that remain with me most are of Mrs. Nakamura embroidering, finally. Father Kleinsorge’s grave always with fresh flowers.
"I looked through the photographs one more time, and as I was putting them back in their boxes one by one, I thought to myself: I want photographs to show my grandchildren too, pictures of faces of the people I met and knew and loved, I want stories from all the places I’ve ever lived in. But what kind of stories are they going to be if my only company is that of a phone and its bazillion apps or that of robot friends? I want to be left with a bunch of old photographs in a tiny vintage suitcase, with each picture having colours and shapes characteristic of their time. I want to be reminded of the good olden days when I’m eighty, and I want to show and tell my grandchildren about what a hectically wonderful ride life has been."⠀ 📷 - Extracted from 'Photographs' ◊ You can grab your copy now on @ed_edilivre's website (direct link is in my bio) ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #wordsofmyheart #writing #mariedubreuil #author #writer #photographsbymarie #book #newjournalism #journalism #relationships #technology (at South Bank London)
